IPIN ACADEMY

FOUNDATION FOR POWER & ENERGY COURSE OBJECTIVE: The "Power & Energy" program focuses on teaching students the fundamental concepts of power, emphasizing practical knowledge and safety measures. Through engaging sessions, students gain a strong foundation in understanding electrical systems. They learn about wiring techniques, safety measures, and the differences between AC and DC currents. The program also covers topics such as batteries, their uses, maintenance, and the importance of earthing in electrical installations. Furthermore, students explore the potential of solar energy as a sustainable power source, understanding its principles, benefits, and practical applications. Overall, the program empowers students to apply their understanding of power fundamentals, promoting safety, sustainability, and practical problem-solving abilities in the field of energy. With a strong focus on teaching the essentials of power, students develop the necessary skills to work with wiring, AC and DC currents, batteries, earthing, and harnessing the potential of solar energy. The program prepares students to navigate and contribute to the ever-evolving world of power and energy by providing practical knowledge and emphasizing safety measures. COURSE OUTLINE: Class 1-5: Introduction to Power and Electrical Systems Introduce the concept of power and its importance in daily life. Teach students about basic electrical components, such as wires, switches, and bulbs. Explain the difference between AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current). Engage students in hands-on activities to build simple circuits and understand the flow of electricity. Class 6-8: Wiring Techniques and Safety Measures Teach students proper wiring techniques, including wire stripping, twisting, and connecting. Emphasize the importance of electrical safety measures, such as insulation, avoiding circuit overloading, and identifying hazards. Engage students in practical exercises to wire simple circuits and troubleshoot common electrical issues. Discuss the significance of grounding or earthing in electrical installations and its role in preventing electric shock. Class 9-10: Exploring Batteries and their Applications. Introduce students to batteries as a source of power and discuss their various types and applications. Teach students about battery maintenance, including proper handling, charging, and storage. Engage students in activities to build battery-powered devices and understand the concept of voltage. Discuss the importance of proper disposal and recycling of batteries to promote environmental sustainability. Introduce the concept of energy storage systems, such as rechargeable batteries and capacitors, and discuss their role in maximizing the efficiency and effectiveness of power utilization. Class 11-12: Harnessing Solar Energy: Principles and Applications Explore the potential of solar energy as a sustainable power source. Teach students about the principles of solar energy conversion, including photovoltaic cells and solar panels. Discuss the benefits and practical applications of solar energy in various sectors. Engage students in hands-on activities to design and build small-scale solar- powered systems. Foster innovation in renewable energy solutions as students gain a deeper understanding of solar power and its role in a sustainable future.