Technology to Modern

Technology;
Science and Modern Science

Prepared by: Chercynes Eugenio

(BSED II)

Virginia O. Verde PhD. MAED

(BPS101 Teacher)
Technology

 Is the application of Science to solve problems.

Two Types of Technology

 Simple Technology
 Have two or less simple machines. (E.g. knife, brush)
 Modern Technology
 Is the advancement of technology with new additions and modifications.

Modern Technology Revolutionized:

 The way we communicate

 The way we study
 The way we work

Examples of Modern Technology:

1. Smartphones
2. Robots
3. Artificial Intelligence
4. Nuclear Power
5. Electronic Funds Transfer
6. Internet
Science

 Knowledge that has been established through observations and experiments.

Modern Science

 Is constantly evolving as new theories and ideas are introduced; Not stable.
 Earliest dates for the birth of Modern Science range from the High Middle
Ages in 1277 through the 17th century.

Characteristics of Modern Science

 Observability
 Only references natural objects which can be perceived by the five senses.
As a result, methods of observation have also led to developing branches of
science that deal only with theoretical components such as quantum physics
and some parts of astronomy.
 2 KINDS OF OBSERVATION:
o Scientific Law
o Scientific Theory
 Scientific Method
 Describes the objective basis for testing and communicating results from
scientific investigations.
 “Hypothesis”
 Mathematics
 A strong emphasis over philosophy, symbols and attitude.
 Father of Modern Science – Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton.
Conclusion

As time goes by Science and Technology play such a dominant role in

society, especially in modern society. Science and Technology become more
advance in terms of societal concerns. Society is changing as well as Science
and Technology. In Science, scientists make new theories and ideas, and
Technologists creating more advance devices to make our lives easier and
more convenient, in short to meet the needs of the people. Every day we
become more and more curious about the natural world and we seek for
answers and test those explanations until it become proven and factual.