Basic Electronics Scheme of Work SSS3 Lagos State

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Basic Electronics Curriculum
Basic Electronics Curriculum

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SSS3 Basic Electronics Scheme of Work First Term

WKSTOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING ACTIVITIESEMBEDDED CORE SKILLS  LEARNING RESOURCES
1WELCOME/TEST INTRODUCTION TO NUMBER SYSTEMSThe students should be able to: Answer questions on the previous term work Explain the concept of Number system.The students participate by answering questions on the test given and outline the concept of Number system.Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationSSS2 past questions
2NUMBER SYSTEM Number system e.g. Binary Octal Hexadecimal Formation of different Number System Simple Calculation e.g. addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in binaryThe students should be able to: Identify and explain the different number systems Differentiate the number systems e.g. Binary, Octal and HexadecimalThe students outline the differences among the number systemsProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationChart showing the Number Systems

3CONVERSION OF NUMBER SYSTEM Conversion from binary system to other number systems Conversion from other number systems to binary systemThe students should be able to: Convert from binary to other, number terns Convert from other number system to binary number system.The students converts from one base to anotherProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationCharts showing the Number Systems
4LOGIC GATES: Concept of Logic gates Types of logic gates: OR, AND NOR and NAND Construction of TRUTH  tableThe students should be able to: Define Logic Gates State the different types of logic gates e.g. OR: Construct the TRUTH table for each of the logic gateThe students discuss the practical instances and application of logic gate in electronic circuitsProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationCharts showing the Number Systems  

5AMPLIFIER Concept and principle of Amplifier Classes of Amplifier e.g. Class A,B,AB and C Application of AmplifierThe students should be able to: Define Amplifier List the Classes of Amplifier State the application of AmplifierThe students outline the differences among the Classes of Amplifier and give practical instance in electronic circuitsProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationA radio Set Set of Hand Tools Electronic- Circuits Amplifier
6FREQUENCY Concept of Frequency Types of Frequency e.g. radio frequency, audio frequency and intermediate frequency.The students should be able to: Define frequency Outline the types of frequency Explain the different types of frequencyThe teacher opens a radio set to show the students the sections of Radio frequency, Audio Frequency and Intermediate frequency stagesProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationA radio set Set of Hand Tools

WKSTOPICSLEARNING OBJECTIVESLEARNING ACTIVITIESEMBEDDED CORE SKILLSLEARNING RESOURCES
7MID TERM BREAK    
8FEEDBACK CIRCUITS Principle of feedback in Amplifier Types of feedback in Amplifier Positive Feedback Negative FeedbackThe students should be able to: Define feedback in Amplifier, List types of Amplifier. Positive feedback Negative feedbackThe students are grouped to discuss feedback processes in Amplifier circuit. The students enumerate the types of feedback in AmplifierProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  Collaboration 
9OSCILLATOR Concept of Oscillator and feedback Types of Oscillator Tuned Circuit Oscillator Hartley Oscillator Colpit’s Oscillator etc. Multivibrators, timer, IC, 555 timer etc. Application of Oscillator Telecom Alarm clock Computer etc.The students should be able to. Define Oscillator   Outline the types of Oscillator e.g. Hartley, tuned circuit oscillator etc.   Enumerate the application of Oscillator e.g. telecomThe students use the schematic diagram to explain the OscillatorProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationChart showing schematic diagram of Oscillator

10SATELLITE Concept of Satellite Communication Principle of transmission and. reception system in Satellite Principle of operation of Satellite receiver section, Dish/LMB, frequency change Video crystal decoder MPU, Audio Section, types of Satellite dish/LNB Area of application of Satellite are: weather forecast, agriculture NCCOSAT etc.The students should be able to: Explain the concept of Satellite Communication Explain the principle of transmission and reception system in communication Explain the principle of operation of Dish/LNB Frequency Changer Video Crystal Decoder MPU Audio SectionThe students are guided to use the chart of Satellite dish communication system to explain the concept of Satellite Communication System.  Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationCharts showing satellite dish communication system Decoder

11NCCOSAT etc. Practical/ProjectThe students should be able to construct an Oscillator circuitThe students construct an  Oscillator circuit using a  breadboardProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development                 Communication                  CollaborationBreadboard Components for oscillator e.g: 555 timer, resistors, capacitors, etc.
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Basic Electronics Scheme of Work SSS3 Second Term

WKSTOPICLESSON OBJECTIVESACTIVITIESEMBEDDED CORE SKILLSTEACHING RESOURCES
1Welcome Test/Information and Communication Technology (ICT)The students should be able to: Answer questions on related to previous term’s work Explain the operation of a mobile phoneThe students discuss the operation of a mobile phone as a means of communication Mobile phone Picture of different mobile phone
2Information and Communication Technology (ICT)The students should be able to: Explain the operation of internet systemThe students are to explain the operation of global system of mobile communication.Problem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication CollaborationPictures of internet or web system connection  

3Control CircuitsThe students should be able to: Explain the concept of control circuit Enumerate the types of control circuitsThe students participate as the teacher explains the concept of control circuitsProblem Solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication CollaborationCharts and Software of Control Circuits
4Servo MechanismThe students should be able to: Explain the operations of servo-mechanism system Enumerate the application of servo systemThe students discuss the operation of a servo mechanism system as the teacher assess themProblem solving Critical thinking Personal development Communication CollaborationCharts of objects that operate on the principle of servo system e.g car door, boots and relay

5Entrepreneurs Hip In Electronics   iThe students should be able to: Mention possible business opportunities in electronics Discuss sources of fund for business take offThe students are grouped to discuss business opportunities in electronicsProblem solving Critical Thinking Personal development Communication Collaboration  Business Proposal
6Entrepreneurs Hip In Electronics   iiThe students should be able to: Explain budgeting Explain business managementThe students explain budgeting and business management. Visit to Electronic business premisesProblem solving Critical Thinking Personal development Communication Collaboration  Budgeting write up Business plan

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