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Directions: Use the presentation below to complete the Design Process Notes in your engineering notebook (#1-3).

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Lab Safety Presentation                                        

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Lab Safety Presentation                                        

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Directions: Write lab procedures 1-20 in the back of your engineering notebook or on notebook paper

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Utilize the design process to design a model solar powered car with increased speed.  The car must complete a race on a track 60ft long. The car must carry an empty soda can as its load form the start to finish line.

Criteria:

1. Vehicle must be powered solely by the sun's energy.

2. Vehicle may be made from any material.

3. Solar vehicle must be structurally sound without the solar panel.

4. Car must be able to carry an empty soda can.

Constraints:

1. Car cannot be larger than 30cm wide by 60cm long by 30cm high.

2. Wheels and axels cannot be bolted to the solar cell.

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Not sure what a multimeter is or what you can do with one? Then you're in the right place! Below is an overview of what multimeters are and what they are useful for.

http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/how-to-use-a-multimeter.shtml#multimeteroverview

Assignment:
Use the link above to read and understand how to use a multimeter. Write the questions and answers in your engineering notebook.

What is a multimeter?

What can multimeters measure?

What are voltage, current, and resistance?

What are direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC)?

What are series and parallel circuits?

What do all the symbols on the front of the multimeter mean?

What are the red and black wires (probes)? Where do I plug them in?

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every team will complete this packet and a 5 slide multimedia presentation to share with the class that defends the choices made on their design.

Complete packet and presentation Due: Friday, August 19th.

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Learn how to build a JSS car step by step.

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Junior Solar Sprint Project Guidelines and Rubric

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Junior Solar Sprint Project Guidelines and Rubric

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Please read and understand the TSA guidelines for Junior Solar Sprint. You will be asked to reference this document throughout the quarter as you complete your solar car project.

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We will start to review our project goals for Junior Solar Sprint this week.  Please make sure to read and understand as much as you can about gear ratios with today's assignment.  We will review its importance in relationship to Speed upon my return. Please complete by writing questions and answers in your journal.

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Follow all directions and write the questions and answers in your Engineering Notebook.