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Polymer Science
& Plastics CPU Objectives
10-Activity - ID #832
15-Activity - ID #825
10-Activity
Activity 1
1-1 Recognize why plastics are so widely
used.
1-2 Discover how the United States uses
plastics.
1-3 Create polymer worms.
1-4 Explore the career of a biological
scientist.
Activity 2
2-1 Discover biopolymers.
2-2 Explore the rising study of synthetic
polymers.
2-3 Create a DNA model.
2-4 Explore the career of a
cytotechnologist.
Activity 3
3-1 Explore medical applications of
polymers.
3-2 Discover some of the natural and
synthetic polymers used in the textile industry.
3-3 Explore the career of a fashion
designer.
Activity 4
4-1 Explore agricultural applications of
polymers.
4-2 Explore the career of an agricultural
scientist.
Activity 5
5-1 Define plastics.
5-2 Discover the difference between
thermoplastic and thermoset.
5-3 Explore various engineering
processes.
5-4 Discover fibers and elastomers.
5-5 Explore being a machinist and tool
programmer.
Activity 6
6-1 Identify the basic steps to
processing plastic.
6-2 Continue exploring engineering
processes.
6-3 Explain the advantages and
disadvantages of the eight processes explored.
6-4 Use the vacuum former to create a
plastic car body.
Activity 7
7-1 Use the injection molder to begin
creating plastic tires.
Activity 8
8-1 Continue working on your car project.
Activity 9
9-1 Continue working on your car project.
Activity 10
10-1 Complete your car project.
10-2 Explore the career of an auto body
repairer.
In Activity 10, students will
take the Vocabulary Test and the Post-test.
15-Activity
Activity 1
1-1 Recognize why plastics are so widely
used.
1-2 Discover how the United States uses
plastics.
1-3 Create polymer worms.
1-4 Explore the career of a biological
scientist.
Activity 2
2-1 Discover biopolymers.
2-2 Explore the rising study of synthetic
polymers.
2-3 Create a DNA model.
2-4 Explore the career of a
cytotechnologist.
Activity 3
3-1 Explore medical applications of
polymers.
3-2 Discover some of the natural and
synthetic polymers used in the textile industry.
3-3 Explore the career of a fashion
designer.
Activity 4
4-1 Explore agricultural applications of
polymers.
4-2 Explore the career of an agricultural
scientist.
Activity 5
5-1 Define plastics.
5-2 Discover the difference between
thermoplastic and thermoset.
5-3 Explore various engineering
processes.
5-4 Discover fibers and elastomers.
5-5 Explore being a machinist and tool
programmer.
Activity 6
6-1 Identify the basic steps to
processing plastic.
6-2 Continue exploring engineering
processes.
6-3 Explain the advantages and
disadvantages of the eight processes explored.
6-4 Use the vacuum former to create a
plastic car body.
Activity 7
7-1 Use the injection molder to begin
creating plastic tires.
Activity 8
8-1 Continue working on your car project.
Activity 9
9-1 Continue working on your car project.
Activity 10
10-1 Complete your car project.
10-2 Explore the career of an auto body
repairer.
In Activity 15, students will
take the Vocabulary Test and the Post-test.
Activity 11 through Activity 15
require students to complete challenges to
meet numerous high level problem solving objectives. The objectives for
the challenges in this CPU include:
Challenge 1
You will conduct research on a career of
your choice in the polymer science and plastics field. Share your findings
in a presentation.
Challenge 2
You will research the history and future
of biodegradable plastics and produce a presentation based on your
findings.
Challenge 3
You will create a presentation that
explores and explains more about another type of production technique.
Challenge 4
You will use the injection molder to
create a screwdriver.
Challenge 5
You will research and discuss with the
instructor other items you could create with the vacuum former.
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