SPARKS
SPARKS provides realistic simulation-based assessments for students in college-level introductory electronics courses. Each computer-based simulation challenges students to accomplish a task—for example, making a measurement or trouble-shooting a circuit. SPARKS software also monitors, records, and interprets a student's actions and generates scored reports enabling both students and instructors to view test scores over time and compare and evaluate learning progress.
Assessments
- Assessments
- Tutorials
- How do breadboards work?
- Why does adding bulbs make them all dimmer?
- Total Resistance for Resistors in Series
- Finding Current with Ohm's Law
- Finding Voltage with Ohm's Law
- Finding Resistance with Ohm's Law
- Measuring Voltage on a Breadboard
- Measuring Current on a Breadboard
- Total Resistance for Resistors in Parallel
- Measuring Current in Parallel Circuits
- Calculating Current in Parallel Circuits
- Total Resistance in Series-Parallel Circuits
- Calculating Voltage in Series-Parallel Circuits
- Calculating Current in Series-Parallel Circuits
- Calculating Voltage in Series Circuits
- Measuring Voltage in Series Circuits
- Measuring Voltage in Series-Parallel Circuits
- Measuring Current in Series-Parallel Circuits
- Troubleshooting Breadboard Circuits
- Using a Function Generator
- AC Voltage Measures
- Measuring Voltage in AC Circuits
- Measuring Phase in AC Circuits
- Calculating Reactance
- Measuring Time and Frequency
- Calculating Impedance
- Measuring AC Circuits with a DMM
- Finding the Cutoff Frequency
- Using an Oscilloscope