Module 1 Flashcards

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Science can from the Latin word ____ (knowledge)

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scientia

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2
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Any systematic knowledge or practice

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Science

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3
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A system of acquiring knowledge based on the scientific method

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Science

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4
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Organized body of knowledge gained through research

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Sciecen

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  • hierarchical activity that investigates the history of the natural world and how the natural world functions, with observable physical evidence as the basis of that understanding.
  • Its goals are to explain, understand, predict, and ultimately control observed phenomena in the natural world.
  • It tests its theories by logical, mathematical, and technological means.
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Science

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6
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____ tries to discover facts and relationships and then tries to create theories that make sense of these facts and relationships.

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Science

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7
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came from 2 Greek words: “techne” (skill, craftsmanship, art) “logos” (discourse, reason); and can also be defined in a various way:

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Technology

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8
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What is the meaning of Greek word “techne”

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Skill, craftmanship, art

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9
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What is the meaning of Greek word “logos”

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Discourse, reason

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10
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  • The scientific study of the practical or industrial arts.
  • A system based on the application of knowledge, manifested in physical objects and organizational forms, for the attainment of specific goals — Volti
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Technology

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  • Cumulative sum of means used to satisfy human needs and desires and to solve specific problems —Markert
  • The human attempt to change the world.
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Technology

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12
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Products fabricated by humans to meet specific needs; tools, machines, implement

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Artifacts or hardware

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13
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What is the 4 types of Technology

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  1. Artifacts or Hardware
  2. Knowledge and Methods
  3. A human cultural activity or profession
  4. Total societal enterprise
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14
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A system of tacit and explicit knowledge, techniques, and materials utilized in using, making, or repairing a certain kind of artifact

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Knowledge and Methods

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15
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military or civil engineers, crafters, machinists

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Human cultural activity or profession

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16
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“American technological know how.” R&D, invention, patronage, mass production and mass consumption

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Total societal enterprise

17
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explores for the purpose of
knowing.

18
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explores for the purpose of making something useful from that knowledge.

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Technology

19
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What are the roles of Science and Technology

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    1. Science and Technology alter the way people live, connect, communicate and transact, with profound effects on economic development.
  1. Science and Technology are also key drivers to development, because technological and scientific revolutions underpin economic advances, improvements in health systems, education and infrastructure.
  2. The most remarkable breakthroughs will come from the interaction of insights and applications arising when these technologies converge.
  3. Have the power to better the lives of people in developing countries.
  4. Engine of Growth
20
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The sum total of our interactions as humans, including the interactions that we engage in to figure things out and to make things happen.

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The Society

21
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A group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction, or a large social group sharing the same geographical or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations.

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The society

22
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  • The interdisciplinary study of the interaction of science and technology with society and culture.
  • The realization that discoveries and inventions are shaped by historical forces and in turn influence values, aspirations, events, and institutions, thus shaping the course of history.
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Science, Technology, and Society

23
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How science can have an effect on society?

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Science influences society through its knowledge and world view.

24
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What is the relationship between science and society?

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There are social influences on the direction and emphasis of scientific and technological development, through pressure groups on specific issues, and through generally accepted social views, values and priorities

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In ancient times, what were the people concerned with?
1. Communication 2. Food 3. Medicine 4. Travel 5. Protection
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___ - people wanted to communicate with each other which led to the developments of writing system and the alphabet
Communication
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____ being an important, need drives early people to innovate and discover new inventions that would help them in processing different types of ___. People learned to use fire to cook and use stone tools for cutting.
Food
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People before are puzzled with the different illnesses that caused deaths among them which allows them to explore different available resources like plants with medicinal potential.
Medicine
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people eventually wanted to transfer from one place to another. which led to the development of wheels and eventually our automobiles.
Travel
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