1. Technology Education J. M. Morehead High School Max Dooley Room 64

5. Fundamentals of Technology The Potato Chip Challenge The students design and construct their container and mail our precious cargo.

6. Fundamentals of Technology The Potato Chip Challenge The precious cargo revealed.

7. Fundamentals of Technology The Potato Chip Challenge The chips do not all survive the trip trough the U.S. Postal Service.

8. Fundamentals of Technology Maglev cars A very simple Maglev Design.

9. Fundamentals of Technology Maglev cars Maglev is an abbreviation of Magnetic Levitation, so the cars actually float.

10. Fundamentals of Technology Maglev cars Some of the cars are really fast both forwards and in reverse.

11. Fundamentals of Technology Cardboard chairs First, they must design their chair on paper.

12. Fundamentals of Technology Cardboard chairs Then the students must build the chair out of cardboard and masking tape.

13. Fundamentals of Technology Cardboard chairs

14. Fundamentals of Technology Cardboard chairs

15. Fundamentals of Technology Cardboard chairs

16. Fundamentals of Technology Cardboard chairs They don’t always work! I think he might have been laying down on the job, maybe!!!

17. Fundamentals of Technology Fuel Cells A Hydrogen powered Fuel Cell

18. Fundamentals of Technology Fuel Cells The basic kit Fuel Cell kit.

19. Fundamentals of Technology Fuel Cells Electricity created by the Fuel Cell powers the motor.

20. Fundamentals of Technology Fuel Cells These Hydrogen powered motors can then power other devices.

21. Fundamentals of Technology Circuit Boards The basic kit gives instructions and all the needed components.

22. Fundamentals of Technology Circuit Boards They must identify every part correctly, or the finished product will not function properly.

23. Fundamentals of Technology Circuit Boards The students must also ensure that every solder joint is done correctly.

24. Fundamentals of Technology Circuit Boards A finished product, this is an electronic cricket.

26. Manufacturing Systems Students will learn how to operate a Belt Sander

27. Manufacturing Systems Students will learn how to operate a Compound Miter Saw

28. Manufacturing Systems Students will learn how to operate a Band Saw.

29. Manufacturing Systems Students will learn how to operate various other pieces of machinery and power tools.

30. Manufacturing Systems For a class project, this class choose coasters as their product. Here they are ripping the wood to width.

31. Manufacturing Systems This is a Forstner bit and fixture that were used to achieve the recessed area of the coaster.

32. Manufacturing Systems These are the coaster prior to staining and filling the inset design.

33. Manufacturing Systems The finished product was very impressive and sold very well.

35. Communication Systems Pinhole Photography Example Pinhole picture. This is actually a developed negative.

36. Communication Systems Pinhole Photography Example Pinhole picture. This is actually a developed negative.

37. Communication Systems Pinhole Photography Example Pinhole picture. This is actually a developed positive.

38. Communication Systems Floor Plans The idea is to end up with a set of plans that could be used to build a house.

39. Communication Systems Floor Plans This elevational view shows what the house will look like.

40. Communication Systems Computer Assembly They start by disassembling the computers to a bare case.

41. Communication Systems Computer Assembly First component to be installed is the Motherboard.

42. Communication Systems Computer Assembly Then the install the various devices like the hard drive, power supply, cd/dvd ROMs …

43. Communication Systems Computer Assembly Shortly, it starts to look like a real computer.

44. Communication Systems Computer Assembly The final test is to set up the computer and see if it works.