Beginner level
Procedure:
Mechanics Domain(chapter5, part1, pages from 83:88)
Learning Outcomes:
Knowledge:
Define the basic principles of hydraulics and pneumatics.
Identify key components and their functions in hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Cognitive Domain: Knowledge
Comprehension:
Summarize the differences between hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Cognitive Domain: Comprehension
Application:
Apply the principles of hydraulics and pneumatics to design simple fluid power systems.
Demonstrate the ability to select appropriate components for specific hydraulic and pneumatic applications.
Cognitive Domain: Application
Analysis:
Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of hydraulic and pneumatic systems in various applications.
Compare and contrast different types of hydraulic and pneumatic actuators.
Cognitive Domain: Analysis
Synthesis:
Design and construct complex hydraulic or pneumatic systems to meet specific requirements.
Integrate multiple hydraulic or pneumatic components to create a functional system.
Cognitive Domain: Synthesis
Evaluation:
Critically evaluate the safety considerations and precautions for working with hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Cognitive Domain: Evaluation