Course Standards

2026-2027 Academic Year

DRAFT CMS until August 14, 2026.

CL91 Principles of Technology II

Course Type: Developed

Standard/Objective NumberStandard/ObjectiveCourse WeightRBT Designation
1.00Analyze and apply the concept of force transformers in linear mechanical, rotational mechanical, fluid, and electrical systems.24%-
1.01Evaluate inputs and outputs of linear mechanical, rotational mechanical, fluid, and electrical force transformers.16%C5 Evaluate procedural
1.02Use laboratory equipment to solve linear mechanical, rotational mechanical, fluid, and electrical force transformer problems.8%C3 Apply Procedural
2.00Analyze and apply the concept of linear and angular momentum.10%-
2.01Evaluate relationships between linear momentum and impulse and angular momentum and impulse.6%C5 Evaluate procedural
2.02Use laboratory equipment to solve linear momentum and impulse problems.4%C3 Apply Procedural
3.00Analyze and apply the concept involving the characteristics of waves and vibrations.10%-
3.01Evaluate wave form characteristics and the effects of waves and vibrations.6%C5 Evaluate procedural
3.02Use laboratory equipment to solve wave problems and wave application problems.4%C3 Apply Procedural
4.00Analyze and apply the concept of energy conversions in mechanical, fluid, electrical and thermal systems.20%-
4.01Evaluate mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal energy conversions.12%C5 Evaluate procedural
4.02Use laboratory equipment to solve mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal energy conversion problems.8%C3 Apply Procedural
5.00Analyze and apply the concept of transducers in mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal systems.20%-
5.01Evaluate the application of mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal transducers.12%C5 Evaluate procedural
5.02Use transducers to solve mechanical, fluid, electrical , and thermal problems.8%C3 Apply Procedural
6.00Analyze and apply the concepts of radiation, light and optic systems, and time constraints.16%-
6.01Explore the characteristics of electromagnetic and nuclear radiation.2%C3 Apply Procedural
6.02Evaluate light reflection and refraction, interference and diffraction, laser light, and optical systems.4%C5 Evaluate procedural
6.03Explore time constraints in mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal energy systems.2%C3 Apply Procedural
6.04Use laboratory equipment to solve problems in radiation, light and optics, or time constraints.4%C3 Apply Procedural
6.05Present lecture and demonstration on the concepts of radiation, light and optics, or time constraints.4%C6 Procedural Knowledge - Create