UTPA STEM/CBI Courses/Thermodynamics/The First Law for Open Systems
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Course Title: Thermodynamics I
Lecture Topic: The First Law for Open Systems
Instructor: Dr. Stephen Crown
Institution: UTPA
Backwards Design
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- Primary Objectives- By the next class period students will be able to:
- Explain the concepts represented by each term of the first law.
- Know which form of the first law applies to various problems.
- Solve problems that require the first law.
- Sub Objectives- The objectives will require that students be able to:
- Understand basic algebra.
- Identify the appropriate system and determine if it is a closed system.
- Difficulties- Students may have difficulty:
- Selecting the appropriate system boundary.
- Relating information given in the problem to the terms in the equation.
- Determining the direction of work and heat transfer.
- Real-World Contexts- There are many ways that students can use this material in the real-world, such as:
- how engines work.
- how much pressure is needed for an airgun.
Model of Knowledge
- Concept Map
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- Content Priorities
- Enduring Understanding
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- Important to Do and Know
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- Worth Being Familiar with
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- Enduring Understanding
Assessment of Learning
- Formative Assessment
- In Class (groups)
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- Homework (individual)
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- In Class (groups)
- Summative Assessment
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Legacy Cycle
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THE CHALLENGE
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GENERATE IDEAS
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MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES
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RESEARCH & REVISE
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TEST YOUR METTLE
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GO PUBLIC
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