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Robotics Engineering DoDEA Career and Technical Education Simple and Compound Machines Area Competency E. Investigating Simple and Compound Machines 1. Simple and Compound Machines Using LEGOs ( / / ) ( / / ) Before you get started, print out this Agenda. The Agenda is your management and progress assessment tool and it covers this entire module of study. Start at sub-task a and proceed through this portion of the checklist. Once you ve completed the Pre-Test, go directly to Task 2. This and the remaining sections form the instructional meat of this module. While completing these tasks, you ll learn the content and complete assignments that you ll be tested over so study these lessons carefully. Once you ve complete all of the tasks return to this section. Once you ve completed all the Tasks and the Learning Log then you must finish the module Practicum and Exam. Please note that you must complete all assigned Subtasks to receive credit for the complete Task. There is no partial credit. Please remember that you re also required to pass the module Practicum and Exam before moving on to the next module. Upon completing this module, you will identify the basic components of Simple Machines and apply the concepts of Mechanical Advantage, Force and Work. Before you start construction you will identify and inventory the various parts of the robotics trainer. During activities and laboratory experiments, you will collect data and build computational models using spreadsheet software. You will also build models of levers, incline planes, gears, wheels, belts, screws, wedges and pulleys to construct simple machines that perform work applying Mechanical Advantage. Finally, you ll combine various Simple Machines to Create Compound machines that solve real-world problems. Start S k i p T o T a s k 2 a. ( ) 25 Min Exercise Team Building Initiatives b. ( ) 5 Min Exercise Agenda (Print) c. ( ) 5 Min Exercise Learning Log (Print) d. ( ) 10 Min Pre-Test Investigating Simple and Compound Machines Source: E-PreTest.eot e. ( ) 5 Min Presentation Investigating Simple and Compound Machines Source: Presentation. pptx f. ( ) 15 Min Game Simple Machines and Compound Machines Source: http://www.edheads.org/activities/simple-machines/ g. ( ) 15 Min Task Mindstorms NXT Inventory Source: MindstormsNXTInventory.pdf h. ( ) 45 Min Practicum LEGO Rube Goldberg Machine Source: Practicum.pdf i. ( ) 10 Min Review Investigating Simple and Compound Machines Source: Review.pptx j. ( ) 20 Min Summarized Notes Investigating Simple and Compound Machines Source: LearningLog.docx k. ( ) 10 Min Notebook / Home Folder Folder Review l. ( ) 15 Min Exam Investigating Simple and Compound Machines Source: E-Exam.eot Return STOP Page 1 of 7

Resume 2. Levers ( / / ) ( / / ) regarding the use of different classes of levers. You ll build models of these devices and then calculate, test, and verify the results of your Simple Machines. You ll enter data into a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with your designs. You will be able to recognize incline planes and apply variations to solve a variety of problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real wolrd examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. a. ( ) 10 Min Game Levers Source: http://www.vectorpark.com/levers/ b. ( ) 45 Min Exercise Simple and Compound Machines Source: Exercise 1a Levers c. ( ) 20 Min Exercise Mathematical Model Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Lever) d. ( ) 45 Min Exercise Simple and Compound Machines Source: Exercise 1b Levers (Optional) e. ( ) 25 Min Model Lever, Wheelbarrow, Pliers & Lazytongs 3. Inclined Plane, Wedge and Screw ( / / ) ( / / ) regarding the use of inclined planes, wedges, and screws. You ll build models of these devices and then calculate, test, and verify the results of your Simple Machines. You ll enter data into a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with your designs. You will be able to recognize inclined planes and apply variations to solve a variety of problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. a. ( ) 15 Min Exercise Inclined Plane, Wedge and Screw Source: http://www.slideshare.net/jbishopgcms/planewedgescrew Source: Exercise 2 Inclined Plane, Wedge and Screw c. ( ) 20 Min Model Inclined Plane, Wedge and Screw Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Inclined Plane) 4. Resistance ( / / ) ( / / ) At the completion of this task, you will demonstrate the effects of Resistance, Force, Mechanical Advantage and Work while identifying sources of Resistance inherent within Simple Machines. You ll build a model of an Incline Plane and then calculate, test, and verify the affects upon Resistance when operated with and without the use of a transport vehicle. You ll enter data into a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with your design. You will be able to recognize the affects of Resistance and apply design variations to solve a variety of problems. To complete the task, you must describe the Page 2 of 7

model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon the model. a. ( ) 25 Min Exercise Resistance Source: http://www.cosi.org/files/flash/simpmach/sm1.swf b. ( ) 30 Min Exercise Simple and Compound Machines Source: Exercise 3 Resistance c. ( ) 30 Min Model Resistance Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Resistance) 5. Wheel and Axle ( / / ) ( / / ) regarding the use of the Wheel and Axle. You ll measure these devices and then calculate and compare your results with models of your Simple Machine. You ll complete a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with various sizes of Wheels and Axles. You will be able to recognize types of wheels and axles and apply variations to solve a variety of problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. a. ( ) 5 Min Exercise Wheel and Axle Source: http://teacher.scholastic.com/dirtrep/simple/wheel.htm Source: Exercise 4 Wheel and Axle c. ( ) 20 Min Model Wheel and Axle Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Wheel and Axle) 6. Belt Drive ( / / ) ( / / ) regarding the use of Belt Drive. You ll build models of these devices and then calculate, test, and verify the results of your Simple Machines. You ll complete and enter data into a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with your designs. You will be able to recognize different types of belt drives and apply various configurations to solve a variety of design problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. a. ( ) 5 Min Exercise Belt Drive Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/belt_(mechanical) Source: Exercise 5 Belt Drive Page 3 of 7

c. ( ) 20 Min Model Belt Drive Robotics Engineering DoDEA Career and Technical Education Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Belt Transmission) 7. Gears and Gear Ratios ( / / ) ( / / ) regarding the use of Gears and Gear Ratios. You ll build models of these devices and then calculate, test, and verify the results of your Simple Machines. You ll complete and enter data into a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with your designs. You will be able to recognize types of gears and tooth count, gear ratio and transmission angle. You ll also combine gears to solve a variety of design problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. a. ( ) 5 Min Exercise Gears and Gear Ratios Source: http://sariel.pl/2009/09/gears-tutorial/ Source: Exercise 6 Gears and Gear Ratios c. ( ) 20 Min Model Gears and Gear Ratios Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Gears & Gear Ratios) 8. Gear Trains ( / / ) ( / / ) regarding the use of Gear Trains. You ll build models of these devices and then calculate, test, and verify the results of your Simple Machines. You ll modify a spreadsheet and enter data into a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with your designs. You will be able to recognize the component parts and configuration of Gear Trains. You ll also calculate the Gear Train s gear ratio, Mechanical Advantage, Input and Output Speeds and Torques. You ll also combine gears to solve a variety of design problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. a. ( ) 5 Min Exercise Gear Trains Source: http://bowlesphysics.com/images/robotics_-_gears_and_gear_ratios.pdf Source: Exercise 7 Gear Trains c. ( ) 20 Min Model Gear Trains Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Gear Trains) Page 4 of 7

9. Pulleys and Pulley Systems ( / / ) ( / / ) regarding the use of Pulleys and Pulley Systems. You ll build models of these devices and then calculate, test, and verify the results of your Simple Machines. You ll create and enter data into a mathematical model to analyze the trends associated with your designs. You will be able to recognize the component parts and configuration of different Pulley Systems. You ll also calculate the Pulley System s Mechanical Advantage and the tradeoffs for the reduction of input force. You ll also combine Pulleys to solve a variety of design problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. a. ( ) 5 Min Exercise Pulleys and Pulley Systems Source: http://www.dynamicscience.com.au/tester/solutions/hydraulicus/pulleys.htm Source: Exercise 8 Pulleys and Pulley Systems c. ( ) 20 Min Model Pulleys and Pulley Systems Source: SimpleAndCompoundMachines.xlsx (Pulleys) 10. Transmission of Motion ( / / ) ( / / ) At the completion of this task, you will demonstrate the various Transmissions of Motion. You ll build models of these devices and demonstrate how linkages are used to convert one form of motion to another. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. Source: Exercise 9 Transmission of Motion b. ( ) 45 Min Model Transmission of Motion 11. Centrifugal Force and Motion ( / / ) ( / / ) At the completion of this task, you will demonstrate how Simple Machines use Centrifugal Force and Motion to solve design problems. You ll build models of various devices that use Centrifugal Force and Motion to operate. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. Source: Exercise 10 Centrifugal Force and Motion b. ( ) 45 Min Model Centrifugal Force and Motion Page 5 of 7

12. Steering Mechanisms ( / / ) ( / / ) At the completion of this task, you will demonstrate how Simple Machines can be configured to create Steering Mechanisms for various types of vehicles to solve design problems. You ll build models of various devices that use linkages to facilitate Steering Mechanisms. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. Source: Exercise 11 Steering Mechanisms b. ( ) 45 Min Model Steering Mechanisms 13. Compound Machines ( / / ) ( / / ) At the completion of this task, you will demonstrate how Simple Machines are combined to produce Compound Machines. You ll build models of various devices that incorporate the functions of different types of Simple Machines to solve design problems. To complete the task, you must describe each model in terms of how it works, its similarities to real world examples, and in what situations this type of Simple Machine may be used. You will investigate the effects of various modifications upon each of the models. Source: Exercise 12 Compound Machines b. ( ) 45 Min Model Compound Machines 14. Forms of Energy ( / / ) ( / / ) Students will use their robotic trainer to construct a working model of a catapult, slingshot, or trebuchet. Demonstrating the properties of potential and kinetic energy, students will measure the amount of stored energy and compare their results to other teams in the classroom. Desired qualities include distance, accuracy, and repeatability. a. ( ) 15 Min Research Assignment Potential and Kinetic Energy Source: Web Search b. ( ) 45 Min Exercise Forms of Energy Catapult/Trebuchet Source: Exercise 12 Simple and Compound Machines Return Page 6 of 7