Block Technology Syllabus
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BLOCK 1: ENERGY
Production and transformation of the different forms of energy.
2. Transport and distribution of energy.
3. Energy consumption in Spain and the world. Criteria and techniques for energy saving. Energies
alternatives.
4. Environmental impact of technological activity and resource exploitation. Treatment techniques and
waste recycling.
BLOCK 2: SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT
5. Scientific and technical development throughout history: social context and characteristic achievements.
6. Economic and social conditions and consequences of technological development.
The influence of technological development on the technical and social organization of work.
8. The development of transport, communications, the processing and transmission of information.
9. Computer systems: structure, components, and their function in the whole. Programs: types and
characteristics.
BLOCK 3: TREATMENT OF FOOD, PRODUCTS AND MARKET
12. Food treatment. Techniques for handling, preservation, and transportation.
13. The distribution and marketing of products. The market and its basic laws.
BLOCK 4: PLANNING AND ORGANIZATION
15. Planning, organizing, and monitoring production techniques. Technical planning in the field
school
16. Resource management and media management in the organizational systems of the company.
BLOCK 5: THE PROJECT, THE ORGANIZATION, AND SAFETY IN THE WORKSHOP
10. The design and production process of goods in the industry. Characteristics of a technical school project.
11. The agropecuario production process. Characteristics of a school agricultural project.
17. Risks arising from the use of tools, machines, and technical materials. Elements and measures of
protection.
18. Factors that intervene in accidents and criteria for risk reduction in the workshop.
19. Health and safety regulations in the workshop. Criteria for action and first aid in case of an accident.
71. The execution of practical work in Technology. Organizational and didactic criteria. Safety regulations.
BLOCK 6: DRAWING
14. Methods of expression, exploration, and evaluation of ideas in the development of technical projects.
20. Materials, tools, and techniques of drawing and graphic design.
21. Basic geometric drawings.
22. Representation in dihedral system.
23. Representation in isometric and cavalier perspective.
24. Representation in frontal and oblique cone perspective.
25. Normalization and symbolism in Technical Drawing.
26. Elements of visual expression in two and three dimensions. Examples of application to product design.
27. Qualities of color. Mixes and interactions between colors. Application to product design.
BLOCK 7: MATERIALS
28. Expressive and sensory qualities of technical materials. Examples of application to products of
common use.
29. Properties of materials. Measurement techniques and testing of properties.
30. Plastics: typology, composition, properties, and applications. Identification procedures.
31. Shaping, machining, and joining techniques for plastics. Applications.
32. Textile materials: classification, constitution, and characteristic properties. Basic fibers and fabrics.
33. Basic garment-making techniques. Tools and characteristics of working with textile materials.
34. Construction materials: classification, constitution, and characteristic properties.
35. Basic masonry techniques. Tools and characteristic implements for working with materials of
construction.
36. Wood: classification and properties. Acquisition of raw and prefabricated wood. Finishes and
wood treatments.
37. Techniques for shaping and joining wooden pieces. Tools and characteristic implements for working with wood.
wood.
38. Ferrous materials: classification, production, and applications.
39. Non-ferrous metallic materials and their alloys: classification, production, and applications.
40. Machining, shaping, and joining techniques for metal parts. Characteristic tools and implements.
41. Finishes and treatments of metals.
BLOCK 8: METROLOGY
42. Measurement of magnitudes: instruments and procedures. The error in measurement.
BLOCK 9: STRUCTURES
43. Mechanical efforts. Composition and representation of efforts. Calculation of efforts in simple parts.
44. Structures resistant to stress.
BLOCK 10: MECHANISMS
45. Mechanisms of transmission and transformation of movements.
46. Retention, coupling, and lubrication mechanisms of shafts.
BLOCK 11: THERMAL MACHINES
47. Thermal machines: functioning, classification, and applications.
BLOCK 12: ELECTRIC MACHINES
48. Electric direct current machines: constitution, operation, and characteristic applications.
49. Alternating current electric machines: constitution, operation and characteristic applications.
50. Home appliances: internal structure and operation.
BLOCK 13: INSTALLATIONS
51. Water installations: component elements and operation. Characteristic utilization circuits and
debugging.
52. Heating installations: component elements and their operation. Characteristic circuits.
53. Electrical installations in homes: component elements and their functioning. Characteristic circuits.
BLOCK 14: ELECTROTECHNICS
54. Phenomena, magnitudes, and fundamental laws of electrical circuits in direct current and alternating current.
55. Series, parallel, and mixed electric circuits: calculation of magnitudes
56. Power in alternating current. Power factor correction.
BLOCK 15: ANALOG ELECTRONICS
57. Electronic circuits: component elements and their operation. Connection procedures.
58. Basic analog electronic circuits.
59. Switching circuits with relays. Applications and typical circuits for power and motor control.
60. Switching circuits using transistors. Characteristic applications.
BLOCK 16: PNEUMATICS AND HYDRAULICS
61. Hydraulic and pneumatic circuits: component elements and typical power and control circuits.
BLOCK 17: DIGITAL ELECTRONICS
62. Logic gates. Design techniques and simplification of logical functions.
63. Construction of logic gates: with various technologies.
64. Sequential circuits: component elements and characteristic applications.
BLOCK 18: CONTROL SYSTEMS
65. Control systems: component elements, variables, transfer function, and functional diagram.
66. Transducer and sensing elements in control circuits.
67. Comparator elements in control circuits.
68. Amplification and adaptation of signals in control circuits.
69. Actuating elements in control circuits.
70. Scheduled control: types, elements, and characteristics.
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