Tablet/Office 365 Review

1-4 weeks as needed

Tablet:

• Hardware Procedures
• Software Procedures
• Care and Maintenance
• Troubleshooting
• Expectations

Outlook:

• What is an email?
• What is the difference between reply and reply-all?
• How do you find a contact?
• Can you share a calendar?
• Can you add additional calendars to your Outllok account?
• Where can you go to access your email through a web browser?

OneDrive:

• Do you have access to your files anywhere, anytime? Why?
• Can files be shared with other students/teachers?
• What is the structure of your OneDrive folder?
• Can you add additional folders to OneDrive?

OneNote:

• Where do you create new OneNote notebooks?
• Can you open a shared notebook directly from OneNote?
• When you insert information into your OneNote, can a teacher see it?
• Name two ways in which you can send information to a teacher or another student directly from OneNote?
• Can you export Notebook information?
• Is there a way to look back at the revisions that have happened in OneNote?

Outlook:

• Create new message
• Send new message
• To: / Address book
• CC: / Address book
• BCC: / Address book
• Subject / Message
• Insert/Attach File
• Add Calendar Item
• Update Calendar Item
• Delete Calendar Item
• Categorize Item / Color Scheme
• Recurring Item

OneNote:

• Open Notebook (Local, Web-based, SharePoint)
• Export Notebook
• Print Notebook
• Share Notebook

SharePoint / OneDrive Pro for Business:

• Website: https://tuckahoe.sharepoint.com
• Status Bar / Icon
• Sync Folder / Sync New Folder
• Sync now
• web-based SharePoint
• Download File(s)

1. email
2. Compose
3. New Message
4. Reply
5. Reply All
6. Forward
7. Address Book
8. CC (Carbon Copy)
9. BCC (Blind Carbon Copy)
10. Sync
11. Upload
12. Download
13. URL (Uniform Resource Locator)
14. https:// (Hyper-text Transfer Protacol Secure
15. Status Bar
16. Icon
17. Right-click menu
18. Import
19. Export

Students will finalize the set-up of their devices as a group to meet their academic schedule. These tasks will be completed with the instructor in the room, so that if they do have a problem they can ask questions.

Students will also have access to a troubleshooting guide that can help them walk through any necessary steps.

3D Engineering & Printing

20 Weeks

1. Engineering Design
2. Engineering Production

1. What is C.A.D.?
2. How has C.A.D. changed the way in which engineering design is completed?
3. What are the impacts 3D printing can have on society?
4. What impacts on society at large does 3D printing offer?
5. How do you think 3D printing can change your life?
6. What is the value of printing this object towards your education?

Autodesk - 123Design:

1. Navigate the File Menu
2. Setting Up the Workspace
3. X, Y, Z Axis
4. Navigating the Workspace
5. Sketches - Shapes
6. Sketches - Lines
7. Sketches - Edits
8. Extruding
9. Measurement
10. Fillet & Chamfer
11. Extrude Taper
12. Moving & Orientation
13. Insert Object
14. Grouping
15. Scaling
16. Patterns
17. Sweep, Revolve, Loft
18. Exporting STL Files

MakerBot Desktop:

1. Importing an STL File
2. Moving within the platform
3. Scaling within the platform
4. Rafts
5. Supports

1. C.A.D.
2. 2D
3. 3D
4. STL
5. Snapping
6. Units
7. X Axis
8. Y Axis
9. Z Axis
10. Panning
11. Orbiting
12. Navigation Cube
13. Zooming
14. Shapes: Rectangle/Square, Circle, Ellipse, Polygon
15. Lines: Polyline, Spline, 2 Point Arc, 3 Point Arc
16. Sketch Fillet
17. Trim
18. Extend
19. Offset
20. Extruding New Object
21. Extruding Subtract
22. Extruding Merge
23. Extruding Intersect
24. Measure Tool
25. Fillet
26. Chamfer
27. Extruding Positive Taper
28. Extruding Negative Taper

3D Printing Article & Essentions & Referenced Reasons:

1. What are the impacts 3D printing can have on society?
2. How do you think 3D printing can change your life?
3. What do you want to print using the 3D printer? Why?
4. What is the value of printing this object towards your education? 

Assignments:

1. Shapes
2. Name Plate
3. Extrude Shapes
4. Taper Shapes
5. Box
6. Box Cover
7. Insert Objects - Statue
8. Insert Scaled Objects - Statue
9. Patterns

Project:

1. City Building

Engineering & Design for Production

20 Weeks

1. Bridge Design
2. Bridge Construction

1. What society constructed the first bridges and why?
2. What are key questions a bridge designer must ask before they design a bridge?
3. What types of bridges are there?
4. What can bridges be made from?
5. Why are certain materials chosen for bridge construction?
6. Are bridges always built for human crossing? If not, what are they used for?
7. What is load, total load, in regards to bridges?
8. What is the function of a truss?
9. What is the function of a road deck?
10. What is the strongest shape in bridge design?
11. What is the greatest danger to a bridge?

Measurement:

1. Unites of Measurement: Feet, Inches, Fractions of an Inch
2. Diameter, Inside Diameter, Outside Diameter, Length, Width, Depth
3. 1/2", 1/4", 1/8" 1/16" Scales

Technical Drawing:

1. Technical Lettering
2. Technical Numbering
3. 2 View Drawing: Top View, Front View, Side View
4. Dimension Lines

Manufacturing:

1. 2 Truss, 1 Road Deck
2. Combining the components into one product

Testing:

1. Bridges will be tested for total load

(Load x 454) / Weight of Structure

1. Abutment
2. Arch
3. Beam
4. Bridge
5. Buttress
6. Cable
7. Column
8. Cripple
9. Road Deck
10. Embankment
11. End Post
12. Expansion Joint
13. Fill
14. Lattice
15. Post
16. Reinforcement
17. Span
18. Tower
19. Compression
20. Dead Load
21. Force
22. Live Load
23. Parallel
24. Perpendicular
25. Shear
26. Strain
27. Stress
28. Structure
29. Tension
30. Thrust

Assignments:

1. Modern Marvels - Bridges Worksheet
2. Technical Lettering/Numbering Worksheets

Projects:

1. Technical Drawings
2. Bridge Manufacturing
3. Bridge Testing