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Vocabulary terms and definitions based on the Principles of Engineering (POE) course syllabus covering Mechanical Design, Robotics, Energy, and Infrastructure.
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Marking Period Minimum Requirement
A minimum average of 85% and a passing score on the end of course exam.
Simple & Compound Machines
A study of energy, work, and power involving gears, pulleys, and efficiency to design robots.
Mechanisms
The study of motion types and conversions, including the design of latch mechanisms and the building of linkages.
Intro to Robotics
A look at the history and future of robotics, including building a walking robot without wheels.
Robotics in Action
An area of study focused on coding practices, sensors, and building robots to perform specific tasks.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The study of machine learning and ethics to build Al-driven robots.
Electrical Circuits
The building and analysis of circuits using Ohm's and Kirchhoff's laws, often applied in designing a secure safe.
Fluid Power
The exploration of hydraulics and pneumatics to design working hydraulic systems.
Kinematics
The study of vertical and horizontal projectile motion, exemplified by the flight of a golf ball.
Statics
An area of engineering focused on structural design and material analysis, often involving a truss bridge project.
Renewable Energy
The exploration of energy sources and environmental issues, including the design of a hydroelectric device.
Transportation
The study of traffic flow analysis, intersection design, and accessibility-focused transportation solutions.