Title: Research workplace applications where technicians measure and control time constants.
Course: Principles of Technology II (03153-II) > Section: UNIT 14: TIME CONSTANTS

Research may include, but not be limited to

- electronics
- thermodynamics and fluid mechanics
- meteorology
- thermal systems
- heating and air conditioning systems
- aeronautics
- mechanical systems
- automotive technology
- healthcare industry.

Process/Skill Questions:

- Why are time constants important to a computer technician?
- Why are time constants important to an air-conditioning technician?
- Why are time constants important to a technician who works with mechanical motors?
- Why are time constants important to a technician working in the papermaking industry?
- Why are time constants important to a healthcare professional?