STS 1-3

    Cards (62)

    • Science and technology are intertwined with one another. It shows how developed the society is.
    • Caveman
      • Discovered how to make and use tools
      • Developed a logical sequence of activities and processes that contributed to his life
      • Human artifacts
      • Tools
      2.3 million years ago
    • Stones (roughly shaped)

      • Eastern Africa
    • Mesopotamian (400 BC)

      • Discovered disease, symptoms, chemical substances, and astronomical observations
    • Nile Valley of Egypt
      • Treated wounds and diseases
      • Performed mathematical calculation
    • 300 to 400 BC
      • Number of philosophers arises
      • Euclid - founder of modern geometry
      • Archimedes - founder of engineering mechanics, calculated value of pi
    • 3000 BC - Bronze Age

      • Copper was discovered
      • Bronze (combination of copper and tin)
    • 3500 BC - Mesopotamia
      • 2 wheeled carts were created
    • Urbanization (3000 BC)
      • The first pyramid was built in Egypt, the most outstanding development in science and technology
    • Middle Ages (450-1450 AD)

      • Warfare had improved tremendously
    • Renaissance era (14501600 AD)

      • The rebirth of knowledge
      • Printing press was invented in Gutenberg, Germany
      • Leonardo da Vinci - pioneer in arts
      • Copernicus - heliocentrism
      • Ptolemy - geocentrism
      • Geographic discovery; Prince Henry for South Africa and Columbus for America
    • Galileo (1608)

      • Studied and successfully made his copy of the Spyglass
      • Invented the telescope
      • Invented the microscope and thermometer
    • Isaac Newton
      • Helped define the laws of gravity and planetary motion, co-founded calculus, laws of light and color
    • Albert Einstein
      • His works greatly impacted the different theories and concepts that are still applicable and used today (quantum theory to nuclear power and atom bomb)
    • Industrial Revolution
      • Began the production of factories (mass production of goods)
      • In 1800, lightbulbs replaced the candles and oil lamps
    • 20th century

      • Inventions such as the radio, communication tools through electronics and computers, and the first engine-powered car were developed
      • First man to go to space in a rocket
    • Before the Spanish Colonization in the Philippines

      • Technology can be observed in handicrafts, pottery, weaving, metalware, and boats
      • They have their own method of writing, counting, and medicinal herbs
      • They have a system for determining days without a calendar
    • Spanish Colonial Period in the Philippines
      • Formal education
      • Improved sanitation and agriculture methods
      • Prioritized the study of medicine
      • Contributed to the field of engineering and construction
      • Meteorological studies
      • Manila Observatory was founded
    • American and Post-Commonwealth Period in the Philippines
      • Industrial technology was not given much focus due to the free trade policy with the United States
      • The Bureau of Science was replaced by the Institute of Science in 1946
      • Pres. Carlos P. Garcia passed the Science Act of 1958, establishing the National Science Development Board
    • Science as an Idea
      Includes ideas, theories, and all available systematic explanations and observations about the natural and physical world
    • Science as an Intellectual Activity
      Encompasses a systematic and practical study of the natural and physical world. This process of study involves systematic observation and experimentation.
    • Science as a Body of Knowledge (School Science)

      A subject, a discipline, or a field of study that deals with learning about the world.
    • Science as a Personal and Social Activity
      It is both knowledge and activities done by humans to understand, improve, and survive life.
    • Philosophy
      Provides alternative or possible explanations for certain phenomena.
    • Religion
      To rationalize the origins of life and all lifeless forms.
    • Scientific Revolution
      The Enlightenment period when the developments in mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology, and chemistry transformed society's views.
    • Scientific Revolution
      Transformed the natural world and the world of ideas.
    • Maya Civilization
      • Lasted for approximately 2,000 years
      • Works in astronomy
      • Pyramid at chichen itza, mexico
      • Mayan calendar
      • Hydraulic system
      • Mica
      • Mayan hieroglyphics
    • Inca Civilization
      • Roads paved with stones
      • Stone buildings
      • Irrigation system and technique
      • Calendar with 12 months
      • First suspension bridge
      • Quipu - a system of knotted ropes
      • Inca textiles
    • Aztec Civilization
      • Mandatory education
      • Chocolates
      • Antipasmodic medication
      • Chinampa
      • Aztec calendar
      • Invention of canoe
    • India
      • Known for manufacturing iron and metallurgical works
      • Ayurveda - a system of traditional medicine
      • Susruta Samhita - ancient medicinal and surgical text
      • Spherical self-supporting earth
      • 360 days with 12 equal parts
      • Siddhanta Shiromani - a book containing astronomical discoveries
      • Mohenjo daro ruler
      • Aryabhatiya by Aryabhata - a book that introduced trigonometric functions, tables, and techniques
      • Brahmagupta - use of zero
      • Madhava of Sangamagrama - father of mathematical analysis
    • China
      • Acupuncture
      • Compass
      • Gunpowder
      • Printing tools
      • Supernovas, eclipses, & comets
      • Seismology
    • Middle East
      • Ibn al-haytham - father of optics
      • Muhammad ibn Musa al-khwarizmi - concept of the algorithm
      • Al-jabr - algebra
      • Jabir ibn Hayyan - father of chemistry
      • Ibn Sina - a pioneer in experimental medicine
    • Science
      The collective human effort to understand the history of the natural world and how it works; the knowledge about the natural world through observations and experiments.
    • Technology
      The knowledge of Science that has been put to practical use to solve problems
    • Development
      Always linked with technology, which is caused by any advancement in science.
    • Developed Countries
      Have advanced infrastructure and high standards of living
    • Developing Countries
      Are still in the process of industrialization and have lower standards of living
    • By 2020, 7 out of 10 countries with the largest economies will be coming from Asia. These countries are China, Japan, India, Thailand, South Korea, and Taiwan.