Engineering 2

Welcome to Class!

Today's Objectives:

• Apply knowledge of gears and gear ratios to design gear trains to optimize speed or torque.

Procedure:

• Today we are going to pick up where we left off to finish Gear Challenge Level 1 get it finished and linked to portfolio
• Then you are going to LEVEL UP to Level 2 - Exploring Gears as you CREATE them.
• Click HERE to open your copy of Level 2 Challenge. Please make your own copy of this document that you can type in.
• Make sure you add Week 5 in your portfolio and along with  your comments today add a link to your assignment.
• Update Week 5 in your portfolio  🙂

Welcome To Class!

Today YOU will:

• Work with a partner to complete the Gear Challenge - LEVEL 1 click HERE to access pltw website & go to Activity 1.1.5 Top Gear

• Then you are going to LEVEL UP to Level 2 - Exploring Gears as you CREATE them.

• Click HERE to open your copy of Level 2 Challenge. Please make your own copy of this document that you can type in.

Welcome to Class!

Tuesday's Tasks:

1) Pulleys - Some of you need to finish up work from yesterday, if you need links from yesterday's assignment, click back and view yesterday's instructions.

• If you are done with this Activity update your Week 5 in "Engineering Today" , add a link to your pulley assignment to today's comments.

• Next see what level you can reach in the Bridge Builder Game 

2)  Here are Today's Objectives:

• Design, construct, and solve for simple and compound gear trains.

• Apply knowledge of gears and gear ratios to design gear trains to optimize speed or torque.

You will be taking a few notes about gears,  click HERE for the slide show.

Next you will be doing a Gear Challenge Level 1 today to learn about how to construct gear trains, click HERE to access the document to work on today.

Welcome to Class!

Monday's Mission:

• Energy, Work, and Power: Click HERE pen the Google Slides for today.

  • Click HERE for the 3 practice problems.

•  Work on Powerful Pulleys

  • Click HERE to get access to today's assignment and the document in Onshape