Contenidos mínimos para el final de tecnologí1
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This document outlines the minimum content requirements for a technology course. It includes definitions of key technology terms, example problems involving conversion of binary numbers and calculations using pulleys and levers. It also lists the main topics to be covered in each of the 11 units, such as technological processes, input/output devices, communication systems, raw materials, manufacturing processes, properties of materials, prefabricated wood, stresses, structures, levers, pulleys, gears, electric circuits and Ohm's Law.
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