001 Transportation Technology Course Intro -- TTJ2OI

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Transportation Technology C. Stemmler a Transportation Technology Course Intro – TTJ2OI

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  • Transportation TechnologyC. Stemmler1a Transportation Technology Course Intro TTJ2OI

  • Course of StudyTransportation affects our lives in a multitude of ways.use cars for everyday purposesmass transit to commute to work, and flights and cruises for holidaysmove raw materials to manufacturers and finished products to consumers locally, nationally, and globally

  • Course of Study--for the studentsprovide students with opportunities to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to service, repair, and modify vehicles and vehicle systemsyou will also learn about the organization and management of transportation services and mass-transit systems

  • Course of Study--for the studentscourse examines the various types of land, air, and/or marine vehicles and vehicle systems found within the transportation sectorStudents will acquire identification, troubleshooting, repairing, and testing skills. In addition to developing employability and technical skills

  • Job Opportunities--for the studentsexplore the broad range of career opportunities within this sectorexamine the impact of the transportation sector on people, society, and the environment

  • Overall ExpectationsTheory and FoundationBy the end of this course, students will:describe the evolution of transportation technologies; identify and describe different modes of transportation; analyze and describe the interrelationships of vehicle systems; describe the correlation between modes of transportation and the need for related support businesses.

  • Overall ExpectationsSkills and ProcessesBy the end of this course, students will:demonstrate accuracy in the use of measuring systems and methods; design and construct systems to convert and make practical use of energy; describe the function of major vehicle system components;use a variety of fastening, fabrication, maintenance, and repair techniques correctly in projects.

  • Overall ExpectationsImpact and ConsequencesBy the end of this course, students will:explain the environmental impact of materials and procedures used when servicing, repairing, and recycling vehicles;follow safe work practices in the transportation sector workplace, including safety procedures and practices and the use of protective clothing and gear;identify the legislation that applies to the transportation technology sector;describe and evaluate the employability skills required to be successful in the workplace.

  • EvaluationTheory20%Activity Modules30%Assignments20%Summative30%FINAL MARK100%

  • Theory20%there will be 4 to 5 written tests per term; tests will consist of various question types: multiple choice, true/false, short answer, matching and fill in the blank.there will be an unspecified number of short quizzes

  • Activity Modules 30%

    the activity modules are practical activities that you will complete in a group settingmarks will be given for accurate completion of activities as well as procedural understandingmay also include several assignments that may require some work/preparation to be completed at home or outside the classroom

  • Assignments 20%

    these assignments will be very helpful for anyone that anticipates the purchase of a passenger vehicle the majority of the course content is based upon these assignmentsa substantial amount of time will be given for the successful completion of these assignments

  • Summative 30%

    Better known as the examThis major comprehensive exam will include many aspects of the course that were previously learned

  • Activity List

    How the course will fit together.

  • General Transportation Lab PoliciesNo food or drink in lab area.No book bags or coats (leave in your locker if possible). If you require your packs, leave them near the washbasin.Do not change settings on computer (i.e.. Change icons, desktop settings, etc.)Computers are Stand-a-lone. Do Not try to log-in.No games on computers.

  • Other Things You Should KnowStudents must sign in and out to leave the classroom. You must also list the location where you will be working in case we need to find you (e.g., Library). Clean up starts 5 min. before end of class (NO SOONER)!Failure to treat the room and equipment with respect will result in a general state of ugliness (youll see a side of your teacher you really dont want to).

  • Other Things You Should KnowOther tech teachers will likely drop by from time to time, so be careful. They are relatively harmless, but they can sense fear. Whatever you do, dont look them directly in the eyes (makes em edgy).Tech teachers tend to do not-so-bright things once in a while, so be patient with us. We are human after all (or at least thats the rumour).Treat the class, your classmates and your teacher with respect and this will be a really fun semester for everyone!More

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