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(Full teacher resource documents are included in the PDF)
Lesson Focus
Lesson focuses on how binary codes function and binary applications for computer engineers. The lesson offers students an activity to learn to download software and read online binary clock, and advanced students an opportunity to build one from a kit.
Lesson Synopsis
The Give Binary a Try! lesson explores how binary codes work, how it is applied by computer engineers to computers and other electronic equipment including clocks. Students learn how to use the code, read binary clocks, and advanced students can build their own binary clock from a kit.
Age Levels: 8-18
Objectives
- Learn about binary code and its applications in computing.
- Learn about downloading, running, and managing software applications.
- Learn about wiring, and manufacturing of a simple electronic device.
- Learn how engineering teams approach project work.
- Learn about teamwork and working in groups.
Anticipated Learner Outcomes
As a result of this activity, students should develop an understanding of:
- binary code
- electronic product design
- problem solving
- teamwork
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Lesson Activities
Students learn about binary code, and how it is used in computers and other equipment. Students explore a simple use of binary code as a clock. More advanced student assemble a working binary clock.
Resources/Materials
- Teacher Resource Documents (attached)
- Student Worksheets (attached)
- Student Resource Sheets (attached)
Alignment to Curriculum Frameworks
Curriculum alignment sheet is included in PDF.
Categories
Mathematical Applications, Technology
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