Science and Math Curriculum in Time Engineers™

Binary-Coded Entry
Pre-Algebra, Algebra I (decimal/binary place values)
  1.Converting integers into binary numbers
  2.Positional number system
  3.Decimal number system
  4.Binary number system

Power Switches
Algebra (value inequalities), Geometry (set theory)
  1.Boolean equations
  2.Arithmetic expressions
  3.Operations AND, OR, and NOT
  4.Truth Table
  5.Venn diagram

Pyramid
Algebra (slopes, linear expressions), Geometry (angles), Physical Science and Technology (forces and motion, friction), and History (ancient Egypt)
  1.Friction, mass, gravity, slopes, and pulling force
  2.Statics, which deals with bodies at rest
  3.Dynamics, which deals with bodies in motion
  4.Coefficient of friction
  5.Newton's Laws of Motion

Irrigation
Algebra (linear expressions, direct variation), Physical Science and Technology (water flow, weirs, irrigation), and History (ancient Egypt)
  1.Control or measure the flow of liquids
  2.Sharp-crested Weirs and water flow rate
  3.Estimating water velocity
  4.Watershed management

Submarine
Algebra (linear expressions, probabilities), Physical Science and Technology (electricity, batteries, motors), and History (World War II)
  1.Fundamentals of batteries and motors
  2.What makes electrons move
  3.Joules, volts, amps, ohms, coulombs, and megawatts
  4.Ohm’s Law (V=I*R)

Radar
Algebra (linear expressions, probabilities), Geometry (angles), Physical Science and Technology (electricity, waves, radios, walkie-talkies), and History (World War II)
  1.Electromagnetic waves and echolocation
  2.Radar focus with v-cone and h-sweep
  3.Sinusoidal motion
  4.Maxwell’s equations
  5.Frequency, hertz, and amplitude modulation

Drawbridge
Algebra (linear expressions), Physical Science and Technology (forces and motion, pulleys, gears), and History (Middle Ages)
  1.Use of counterweights and lifting force
  2.Pivot point, vectors, and moment arm
  3.Predicting angular velocity

Catapult
Algebra (linear expressions), Physical Science and Technology (forces and motion, pulleys, gears) and History (Middle Ages) 
  1.Flight or trajectory of an object
  2.Velocity and kinetic energy of an object
  3.Conservation of Energy principle
  4.Newton's second law of motion