Science Technology and Society

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問題一覧

Natural Science

Biological Science, Physical Science, Earth Science

Biological Science (science of living things) kinds:

Botany, Ecology, Zoology

Physical Science (Science of matter and energy) kinds:

Physics (forces and energy), Chemistry (matter and its changes)

Earth Science (science of earth) kinds:

Geology, Meteorology, Astronomy

Comes from the greek word tekhne meaning?

Art or craft

And logia meaning?

Subject or interest

Practical application of knowledge, science of industrial arts and manufacture. Material products or result of human fabrication and making. A kind of human cultural activity or endeavor which is practiced by people called technologist which includes engineer, craftsmen and mechanist

Technology

A complex system of knowledge, skills, people, methods, tools, organization, facilities, materials, physical resources devoted and directed to the research, development, production as well operation of a new or improved product, process or services in a reproducible way.Technology A complex system of knowledge, skills, people, methods, tools, organization, facilities, materials, physical resources devoted and directed to the research, development, production as well operation of a new or improved product, process or services in a reproducible way.

Technology

-Agricultural Age-comprising the preindustrial technologies which are labor-intensive, small-scale, decentralized and based on empirical rather than scientificTechnology-Agricultural Age-comprising the preindustrial technologies which are labor-intensive, small-scale, decentralized and based on empirical rather than scientific knowledge

First Wave Technology

-comprising the industrial technologies which were developed since the time of industrial revolution until the end of World War II. These are usually capital-intensive technologies and are essentially based on the classical principles of classical physics, chemistry and biology.technology-comprising the industrial technologies which were developed since the time of industrial revolution until the end of World War II. These are usually capital-intensive technologies and are essentially based on the classical principles of classical physics, chemistry and biology.

Second Wave Technology

-comprising the post-industrial or the high technologies which are called science-intensive since they are based on the modern scientific knowledge of the structures, properties and interaction of molecules, atoms and nuclei.

Third Wave Technology

-extraction, fabrication, processing, combination and synthesis of materials

Material Technology

-design and fabrication of tools, instruments, devices and machines.

Equipment Technology

deals with the distribution of various forms of energy such as solar panels, wind turbines and hydrothermal.

Energy Technology

based on machines that collect, store, process, retrieve, transmit and utilize data or information.

Information Technology

these are devices, medicines, procedures and systems designed to preserve, repair, maintain, reproduce and improve living systems.

Life Technology

-Planning, organization, coordination and control of social activities

Management Technology

an organized group of people associated as members of a community

Society

Mutual interaction of individuals Mutual interrelationship between individuals A pattern of system Reciprocal awareness Common propensity "WE" Like mindedness Implications of diversity Interdependence Cooperation

Elements of Society

The most primitive of all societies.

Hunter and Gatherer Societies

Slash and burn farming

Shifting and Farming Societies

-both depend on the natural resources of the world to sustain the needs of people but both entail the risk of environmental damage.

Agricultural and Mining Societies

-the use of coal marked the start of industrialization.

Manufacturing and Processing Societies

-production of synthetic food and other resources and recycling of nonrenewable resources.

Synthesizing and Recycling Societies

a process of acquiring new knowledge.

Research

Types of research Gaining new knowledge

Fundamental/Basic Research

practical application of knowledge and intervention

Applied Research

accomplishing a particular mission or technological objective

Mission-Oriented Research

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pr2

gen chem

gen chem

UCSP

UCSP

MIL

MIL

pagbasa

pagbasa

pagbasa

pagbasa

physics

physics

the human body study

the human body study

Mathematics in the modern world

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Mathematics in the modern world

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Theoretical foundation of nursing

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Theoretical foundation of nursing

MST

MST

UTS

UTS

PURCOM

PURCOM

KOMFIL

KOMFIL

UTS

UTS

KOMFIL (2.0)

KOMFIL (2.0)

問題一覧

Natural Science

Biological Science, Physical Science, Earth Science

Biological Science (science of living things) kinds:

Botany, Ecology, Zoology

Physical Science (Science of matter and energy) kinds:

Physics (forces and energy), Chemistry (matter and its changes)

Earth Science (science of earth) kinds:

Geology, Meteorology, Astronomy

Comes from the greek word tekhne meaning?

Art or craft

And logia meaning?

Subject or interest

Technology

First Wave Technology

Second Wave Technology

Third Wave Technology

-extraction, fabrication, processing, combination and synthesis of materials

Material Technology

-design and fabrication of tools, instruments, devices and machines.

Equipment Technology

deals with the distribution of various forms of energy such as solar panels, wind turbines and hydrothermal.

Energy Technology

based on machines that collect, store, process, retrieve, transmit and utilize data or information.

Information Technology

these are devices, medicines, procedures and systems designed to preserve, repair, maintain, reproduce and improve living systems.

Life Technology

-Planning, organization, coordination and control of social activities

Management Technology

an organized group of people associated as members of a community

Society

Elements of Society

The most primitive of all societies.

Hunter and Gatherer Societies

Slash and burn farming

Shifting and Farming Societies

-both depend on the natural resources of the world to sustain the needs of people but both entail the risk of environmental damage.

Agricultural and Mining Societies

-the use of coal marked the start of industrialization.

Manufacturing and Processing Societies

-production of synthetic food and other resources and recycling of nonrenewable resources.

Synthesizing and Recycling Societies

a process of acquiring new knowledge.

Research

Types of research Gaining new knowledge

Fundamental/Basic Research

practical application of knowledge and intervention

Applied Research

accomplishing a particular mission or technological objective

Mission-Oriented Research