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Classroom Response Systems
- Motivation
- Active learning
- Assessment
- Attendance
- Method
- Equipment
- Entropy
- microscopic definition
- macroscopic definition
- path independence
Example #6
- Entropy changes
- ideal gas
- Carnot cycle
- thermal conduction
- free expansion
Example #7
PRS1
What is the most efficient way to convey information in a classroom setting?
A. Run a laboratory exercise
B. Use an active learning strategy
C. Give a lecture presentation
D. Have students read their textbooks
Answer
PRS2
Which vendor of classroom response systems is best?
A. Interwrite
B. eInstruction
C. Turning Point
D. iClicker
Answer
PSE6 22.36
Liquid helium boils at 4.20 K with Lv = 20.5 kJ/kg. What is DS per kg for vaporizing helium?
A. 4.20 kJ/kg·K
B. 4.88 kJ/kg·K
C. 20.5 kJ/kg·K
D. 86.1 kJ/kg·K
Answer
18.30
What entropy change occurs when 1000 J of energy is transferred by radiation from the Sun to the Earth? Tsun=5700 K, TE=290 K.
A. -0.370 J/K
B. 5.70 J/K
C. 3.45 J/K
D. 3.27 J/K
Answer
C. Give a lecture presentation
It's a matter of opinion. At this point, Physics uses IR clickers from PRS and
Psychology (Dr. Jeana Magyar-Moe) uses RF clickers from iClicker. There may be others
on campus that I don't know about.
B. 4.88 kJ/kg·K
D. 3.27 J/K