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Online Research with Surveys and Polls | SurveyMonkey

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Agenda for Wednesday, January 06

(1) Work on final project

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Agenda for Tuesday, January 05

(1) Final Exam

(2) Homework - Work on final project

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Specifications for Final Project

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Agenda for Monday, January 04

(1) Prepare for final exam tomorrow

(2) Final exam review

(3) Discuss specifications for final project

(4) Homework - Study for final exam tomorrow

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Final Exam Question Candidates - AERON - Answers

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Final Exhibition Rubric

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Final Exhibition Checklist

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Final Exhibition Requirements

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Information about Final Exhibition

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Agenda for Monday, December 14

(1) Information about Final Exhibition Evaluation

(2) Work on poster board and make progress on your project

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Agenda for Friday, December 11

(1) Work on project

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Agenda for Thursday, December 10

(1) Work on project

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Electric Powered Styrofoam Plate Airplane

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Easy Foamboard Wing Airfoil_ the Basic Version

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Information on Final Exhibition for Aeronautics & Engineering

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Agenda for Wednesday, December 09

(1) Details on final exhibition

(2) Make design and materials document by end of class

(3) Homework - Think about how to make progress on project

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Unit 5 - Final Project - Schedule & Milestones

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Unit 5 - Final Project - Schedule & Milestones

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Agenda for Monday, December 07

(1) Unit 4 presentations
(2) Unit 5 teams

(3) Unit 5 overview

(4) Homework - Proposal due Wednesday, December 9

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Agenda for Friday, December 04
(1) Work on presentation
(2) Homework - Have presentation ready to go first thing on Monday

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Agenda for Thursday, December 03

(1) Unit 4 Quiz 2

(2) Work on unit 4 project presentation

(3) Homework - Prepare for unit 4 project presentation

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Agenda for Wednesday, December 02

(1) Unit 4 quiz 2 review - part 2

(2) Information on unit 4 project presentation (due Friday)

(3) Work on unit 4 project

(4) Homework - Study for unit 4 quiz 2

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Solutions Manual for Unit 4 Test Candidate Questions (from last year's quiz 2)

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Unit 3 Quiz 2 - Review - Solutions Manual

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Unit 4 Project Presentation Rubric

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Unit 4 Project Presentation Specifications

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Agenda for Tuesday, December 01

(1) Unit 4 Quiz 2 Review

(2) Give project report specifications and rubric

(3) Work on project

(4) Homework - Study for unit 4 quiz 2 (for Thursday)

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Review for Unit 4 Quiz 2

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Unit 4 Quiz 2 Candidate Questions Packet

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Agenda for Monday, November 30

(1) Review schedule for the coming week

(2) Review for unit 4 quiz 2

(3) Hand out unit 4 quiz 2 candidate questions packet

(4) Time to work on your unit project

(5) Homework - Do unit 4 quiz 2 candidate questions packet

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Unit 4 Project Teams

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Microcontroller Circuit Project

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Agenda for Wednesday, November 25

(1) Unit 4 project - Research, design, and build an microcontroller or microchip circuit

(2) Homework - Think about how to build your circuit

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IC Chip Circuit Worksheet

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Introduction to IC Chip Circuit

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Agenda for Tuesday, November 24

(1) Introduce IC Chip Circuit

(2) Make IC Chip Circuit and vary the components. Observe change in behavior.

(3) No Homework

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Video Instruction of Second DC Motor Control Circuit

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Video Instruction of Second DC Motor Control Circuit

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.:Spin Motor Spin:. - (Transistor and Motor) - CIRC03

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Arduino Experimentation Kit - .:Spin Motor Spin:. - (Transistor and Motor) For more details visit - (coming soon) To purchase your own kit - (coming soon)

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Print this out and pin it on a bread board.

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DC Motor Control Circuit

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Agenda for Monday, November 23

(1) Make DC Motor Control Circuit

(2) No Homework

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Servo Circuits

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Agenda for Friday, November 20

(1) Make Servo Circuits

(2) No Homework

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Lecture on First Few Electronic Circuits

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Circuits Involving a Speaker

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Microprocessor Task 3 - Circuits Involving Sound

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Agenda for Thursday, November 19

(1) Circuits involving a speaker

(2) No homework

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Instructions for Traffic Control Circuits

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Agenda for Wednesday, November 18

(1) Make traffic control circuits

(2) No homework

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LED Signaling Circuit

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Microcontroller Task 1 - Single LED Control Circuit

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Agenda for Tuesday, November 17

(1) Unit 4 Quiz 1

(2) Single LED Control Circuit

(3) No Homework

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Unit 4 Quiz 1 Candidate Questions

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Unit 4 Quiz 1 Fact Sheet

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Unit 4 Quiz 1 Review Questions

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Arduino Microcontroller Set-up Instructions

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Teams for Monday, November 16

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Arduino Software Download Page

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Open-source electronic prototyping platform enabling users to create interactive electronic objects.

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Arduino Instructions (detailed version)

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Agenda for Monday, November 16

(1) Unit 3 Quiz 1 Review

(2) Download and install Arduino sketchpad software

(3) Test out Arduino. Make sure it works.

(4) Homework - Study for unit 3 quiz # 1

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Simple LED Circuit

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Basic LED Circuit Activity

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Agenda for Friday, November 13

(1) Lecture on Basic LED Circuit

(2) LED Circuit Activity

(3) No homework

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Homemade Electric Motor Activity

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Agenda for Thursday, November 12

(1) Collect Battery Lab

(2) Go over electronics component research on wire and electric motor

(3) Do current and magnetism lab

(4) No homework

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Research on Electronic Components - Part 3

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Research on Electrical and Electronic Devices - 3

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Agenda for Tuesday, November 10

(1) Check for completion of research on resistors. Then discuss devices researched so far.

(2) Hand out third research assignment (for homework)

(3) Finish battery lab and lab report.

(4) Homework - Do electric and electronic component research # 3

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Lecture Slides: How Batteries Work

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Research on Electronic Components - Part 2

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Research on Electrical and Electronic Devices - 2

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Research on Electronics Components - Part 1

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Research on Electrical and Electronic Devices - 1

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Homemade Battery Lab

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Agenda for Monday, November 09

(1) Research on Electronics Components - Part 1

(2) Lecture on Batteries

(3) Activity: Homemade Batteries

(4) Homework - Research on Electronics Components, Part 2

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Research on Home-made Batteries

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Lecture on Batteries

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Lecture -AERON - Unit 04 Day 02 - Batteries

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Activity 2: Current and Power of Electric Motors

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Agenda for Friday, November 06

(1) Review of activity 1 from yesterday

(2) Finish activity 1

(3) Lecture on Batteries

(4) Activity 2: Current and Power of electric motors

(5) Homework - Do research on home-made batteries, prepare to bring materials to school on Monday.

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Activity: Electric vs. Electronics

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Unit 4 Activiti 1 - Electronic and Electric Circuit

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Lecture: Electric vs. Electronics

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Agenda for Thursday, November 05

(1) Discussion: What is the difference between "electric" and "electronics"?

(2) Activity: Electric vs. Electronics

(3) Homework - How do batteries work?

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Agenda for Wednesday, November 04

(1) Unit 3 Test

(2) Homework - What's the difference between "electric" and "electronic"? Look it up and be prepared to share the answer in class tomorrow.

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Unit 3 Test Review Questions

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Agenda for Tuesday, November 03

(1) Fill out unit 3 test review sheet. Complete in class and get checked off.

(2) Homework - Study for unit 3 test tomorrow.

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Ch. 8: Aircraft in Motion Reading Guide - Part 2 Answers

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Ch. 8: Aircraft in Motion Reading Guide - Part 2 Answers

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Reading Questions for Ch. 8, Part 2 - Answers

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Ch. 8: Quiz on Aircraft in Motion - Answers

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Ch. 8: Quiz on Aircraft in Motion - Answers

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Ch. 20: Aviation Weather Worksheet Answers

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Ch. 20: Aviation Weather Worksheet Answers

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Ch. 18: The Atmosphere Reading Guide Answers

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Ch. 18: The Atmosphere Reading Guide Answers

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Ch. 8: Aircraft in Motion Reading Guide Answers

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Ch. 8: Aircraft in Motion Reading Guide Answers

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Ch. 7: Basic Aeronautics and Aerodynamics Quiz Review Answers

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Ch. 7: Basic Aeronautics and Aerodynamics Quiz Review Answers

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Ch. 19: Weather Elements Worksheet Answers

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Ch. 19: Weather Elements Worksheet Answers

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Ch. 8:  Aircraft Control Worksheet Answers

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Ch. 8:  Aircraft Control Worksheet Answers

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Ch. 7: Basic Aeronautics and Aerodynamics Reading Guide Answers

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Ch. 7: Basic Aeronautics and Aerodynamics Reading Guide Answers

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Aeronautics - Ch. 7 Reading Guide - Answers

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Agenda for Monday, November 02

(1) Go over chapter 20 reading questions

(2) Announce unit 3 test details

(3) Prepare for unit 3 test

(4) Homework - Prepare for unit 3 test

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Lecture Slides on Weather

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Practice worksheet on weather