AnnMarie Thomas: Hands-on science with squishy circuits
Энн-Мари Томас: Цахилгаан хэлхээний энгийн туршилт
AnnMarie Thomas works on the playful side of engineering -- using cool tools to teach and help others. Full bio
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олгохыг маш их дэмждэг.
сурагч болох Сэмтэй хамт
сонирхохоор боллоо.
судалж өнгөрөөлөө.
материалууд байгаа.
баримлууд хийж болно.
энэ хоёрыг нийлүүлэх үед болно.
цахилгаан дамжуулдаг юм байна.
олон жил үүнийг хэрэглэсэн.
цахилгааны эсэргүүцэлтэй.
хэлхээ бий болно гэсэн үг.
бяцхан гарнууд
цахилгааны инженер байвал
зуурмагаар дамжина.
бүхлээр нь хүргэнэ.
хөдөлгөөн нэмж болно.
мотор залгаад
тавьж шургуулахад
Хүүхдүүд маш их дуртай.
холбооны тухай зааж болно.
тухай ярьж эхэлнэ.
лаборатори бий болгохыг оролдсон.
Энд гар аргаар хийх жорнууд байгаа.
Өөрсдөө хийх боломжтой.
хийсэн ээжээс эхлээд
боловсруулагчид хүртэл хийсэн.
эхлэхийг санал болгож байна.
инженерийн лаборатори болгож
бүтээгч мэт төсөөлдөггүй.
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
AnnMarie Thomas - EducatorAnnMarie Thomas works on the playful side of engineering -- using cool tools to teach and help others.
Why you should listen
AnnMarie Thomas joined the faculty of the University of St. Thomas in the fall of 2006. Previously, she was a faculty member at Art Center College of Design. She is the director of the UST Design laboratory and leads a team of students looking at both the playful side of engineering (squishy circuits for students, the science of circus, toy design) and ways to use engineering design to help others (projects in technology design for older adults). Thomas, in partnership with collaborator Jan Hansen, is co-director of the University of St. Thomas Center for Pre-Collegiate Engineering Education (CPCEE).
Thomas teaches Engineering Graphics, Machine Design, Dynamics (with Circus Lab), Toy Design, Product Design for an Aging Population, and Brain Machine Interfaces (seminar). She organizes the School of Engineering Design Night (featuring the ENGR320 Machine Design competition), and the Design Discussions seminar series.
Thomas has also worked on underwater robotics (at MIT, Caltech and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute), specializing in biologically inspired propulsion. She has consulted on projects ranging from the design/creation of a "musical earthquake-playing robot" to the initial research for a book on earthquakes in Los Angeles. At Caltech, she founded the Caltech Robotics Outreach Group (CROG) and the Caltech/JPL/LEGO Middle School Robotics Conference.
Get the recipes for the two squishy circuits play doughs here >>
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