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Lesson 1: Core Technologies
Lesson 1: Core Technologies
Step 1
Mechanical
Cog
Windshield wipers
Engine
Structural
Nails
Tires
Electrical
Fan
Car window
Engine
Fluid
Gas tank
Water sprayers
Optical
Thermal
Exhaust pipe
Material
Electronic
Biotechnology
Wrench
Car lights
Car key
Step 2
1. The following core technologies were not represented in the device:
2. The optical core technology could be included by: Cutting a window with a laser.
3. The biotechnology core technology could be included by: Having food with
preservatives land on the car seats.
Step 3
Create a visual graphic/organizer that shows the relationship (i.e. the lever [mechanical] is
held in place by a Popsicle stick bridge [structural]) among the core technologies for the
device depicted in the video. Attach your graphic to this worksheet.
2012 International Technology and Engineering Educators Association
Foundations of
Technology, Third Edition/
Technology, Engineering, and Design
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1. Cog bumps into cog.
2. Exhaust pipe bumps into nails
3. Tire bumps into tire
4. Gas tank pours gas onto plate.
5. Fan activated by engine.
6. Wrench bumps cog.
7. Cog motion activates car window and car light.
8. Windshield wipers activated by water sprayers.
9. Engine starts up car.
10.Car key unlocks doors, activates lights.