#CoLabOnL2
PLANNER "Control I & Lab"
@JohnTabordaG, Ph.D (Unimagdalena,Col)
Electronics Engineering Program
Research Group "Magma Ingeniería"
Universidad del Magdalena
Santa Marta, Colombia
2014
PART 1: Course Information
Instructor Information
Name: John Alexander Taborda, Ph.D.
Office: Ed. "Ricardo Villalobos", Of. 3E304
Office Hours: 8AM-12M (Friday)
E-mails: jatabordag@gmail.com, jtaborda@unimagdalena.edu.co
Twitter: @JohnTabordaG
Social Learning Platform: Edmodo group
Hashtags: #CoLabOnL2, #MagoLab, #CetepTEDClub
Course Description
- Classical Theory of Control Systems (Main Competence)
- English-Medium Instruction (EMI) Course. Teaching and Learnig in Second Language (L2). (Transversal competence on L2)
- Coding in Matlab, Labview and Open-Source Technologies (SW: Scilab, Python; HW: Arduino, RPi) (Transversal competence in coding)
- Flipped Classroom (Lectures at home, Homework in classroom)
- Conectivism and Social Constructivism
- Blended Learning (LBL and PBL).
- LBL: Lecture-Based Learning (50%)
- PBL: Project-Based Learning (50%)
Evaluation
- LBL: Lecture-Based Learning (60% - 300points)
- PBL: Project-Based Learning (40% - 200 points)
First Grade Period (150 points)
- LBL: 100 points (Portfolio (25 pts.), Lecture Assessment Activities (50 pts.), Reading Assessment Activities (25 pts.)).
- PBL: 50 points (Find information and interact with maker community)
Second Grade Period (150 points)
- LBL: 100 points (Portfolio (25 pts.), Lecture Assessment Activities (50 pts.), Reading Assessment Activities (25 pts.)).
- PBL: 50 points (Make project and outside exposition)
Third Grade Period (200 points)
- LBL: 100 points (Portfolio (50 pts.), Lecture Assessment Activities (50 pts.)
- PBL: 50 points ( Youtube video (50 pts.), Project Report (50 pts.))
Important Dates
- Class Start: August 4
- First Period Deadline: September 19
- Second Period Deadline: October 24
- Third Period Deadline: November 21
- Ratings Deadline: November 27
- Class End: November 29
Textbook & Course Materials
[1]. Roberge, James. RES.6-010 Electronic Feedback Systems, Spring 2013. (MIT OpenCourseWare: Massachusetts Institute of Technology), http://ocw.mit.edu/resources/res-6-010-electronic-feedback-systems-spring-2013 (Accessed 30 Jun, 2014). License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA
[2]. Astrom, K. J., Murray, R. M. Feedback Systems and Introduction for Scientists and Engineers
[3]. Dynamics Systems and Controls. Saylor Academy.
[4]. Control Systems Library for Python.
LEARNING MOMENTS in FLIP TEACHING each WEEK
Week 1: INTRODUCTION
OUTLINE - Week 1
- Why is the course in English? (Discussion)
- Syllabus "Control I & Lab"
- Content and Language Integraded Learning
- Methodology: Flipped Classroom
- Blended Learning (PBL and LBL)
- Learning Moments (Before, In, After, Lifelong)
- Activities, percentages and dates.
- Past, Present and Future of "Control Technology"
Objectives Week 1
- Students will known the reasons to learn in second language (L2).
- We will known some techniques and strategies to acquire L2.
- Students will understand the mechanism to integrate content and language learning.
- We will identify relevant aspects in the Past, Present and Future of "Control Technology".
- Students will know the syllabus of "Control I & Lab" course.
- We will know the "Flipped Classroom" approach and how to apply it.
LEARNING MOMENTS - Week 1
LESSON PLAN - Before Class (Week 1)
- Send e-mail with Edmodo invitation.
- Send e-mail with Videos of Week 1 (BC).
- Post "syllabus" in Edmodo.
- Prepare assessment activities of Week 1 (IC).
- Review content.
- Review language discourse.
LESSON PLAN - In Class (Week 1)
1st. Block (15 minutes) (maybe this block must be given in Spanish):
- Presentation - Outline
- Class Objectives (Content and Language)
- Feedback of first Video send by e-mail.
2nd. Block (15 minutes):
- Surveying students about second language.
LESSON PLAN - After Class (Week 1)
- Why is the course in English? (Discussion)
- Syllabus "Control I & Lab"
- Content and Language Integraded Learning
- Methodology: Flipped Classroom
- Blended Learning (PBL and LBL)
- Learning Moments (Before, In, After, Lifelong)
- Activities, percentages and dates.
- Past, Present and Future of "Control Technology"
Week 2:
BACKGROUND OF DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS
OUTLINE - Week 2
- DynSys TOP 5: Main topics of "Dynamical Systems Course" necessary "Control I & Lab".
- Workshop of Dynamical Systems
- Jigsaw Activity (Cooperative Learning)
Objectives Week 2
Students will review the most relevant topics of "Dynamical Systems Course" necessary to begin "Control I & Lab".
We will discuss about advantages and disadvantages of "English mania".
Students will work in a cooperative way in order to accelerate the review of previous concepts.
Students will code in Matlab to show their background knowledges.
LEARNING MOMENTS - Week 2
LESSON PLAN - Before Class (Week 2)
- Send
- Send e-mail ....
- Post in Edmodo.
- Prepare assessment activities .
- Review content.
- Review language discourse.
LESSON PLAN - In Class (Week 2)
- Block 1 (15 min)
- Block 2 (15 min)
- Block 3 (15 min)
- ....
LESSON PLAN - After Class (Week 2)
- Send
- Send e-mail ....
- Post in Edmodo.
- Prepare assessment activities .
- Review content.
- Review language discourse.
Week 3:
CLOSED LOOP CONTROL
OUTLINE - Week 3
- Introduction of "Closed Loop Control".
- Online Writing Lab
- 1-2 Sentence Recap (Formative Assessment)
- Write tweets to Maker Community.
Objectives Week 3
Students will understand the usefulness and basic principles of "feedback control" or "closed loop control".
We will practice writing short texts in English using Online Writing Lab.
Students will code on Arduino and identify the advantages of open-source technologies.
LEARNING MOMENTS - Week 3
LESSON PLAN - Before Class (Week 3)
- Send
- Send e-mail ....
- Post in Edmodo.
- Prepare assessment activities .
- Review content.
- Review language discourse.
LESSON PLAN - In Class (Week 3)
- Block 1 (15 min)
- Block 2 (15 min)
- Block 3 (15 min)
- .....
LESSON PLAN - After Class (Week 3)
- Send
- Send e-mail ....
- Post in Edmodo.
- Prepare assessment activities .
- Review content.
- Review language discourse.
Week 4
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 4
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 4
Lecture 4
Assessment - Week 4
Week 5
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 5
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 5
Lecture 5
Assessment - Week 5
Week 6
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 6
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 6
Lecture 6
Assessment - Week 6
Week 7
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 7
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 7
Lecture 7
Assessment - Week 7
Week 8
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 8
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 8
Lecture 8
Assessment - Week 8
Week 9
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 9
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 9
Lecture 9
Assessment - Week 9
Week 10
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 10
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 10
Lecture 10
Assessment - Week 10
Week 11
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 11
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 11
Lecture 11
Assessment - Week 11
Week 12
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 12
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 12
Lecture 12
Assessment - Week 12
Week 13
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 13
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 13
Lecture 13
Assessment - Week 13
Week 14
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 14
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 14
Lecture 14
Assessment - Week 14
Week 15
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 15
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 15
Lecture 15
Assessment - Week 15
Week 16
TITLE
PRESENTATION
Objectives Week 16
- Content
- Language
- Coding
- Content
- Language
- Coding
Diagnostic Assessment - Week 16
Lecture 16
Assessment - Week 16
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By John Alexander Taborda
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Planner of the lessons in "Control I and Lab", Electronics Engineering by John Taborda, Ph.D. (Universidad del Magdalena, Colombia)
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