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Virtual Electrical Engineering Lab & Portfolio Kit
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Your first mission
Start your first virtual investigation
Mission 1: Closed-Path Detective
In the companion PDF, read pages 2–7 first, then start Mission 1 on page 8.
Allow 25–40 minutes. You can split the mission across days.
Use a computer or tablet with internet access and the free PhET Circuit Construction Kit: DC Virtual Lab. No electrical hardware is needed.
- Write your prediction on page 8 before testing the model.
- Follow the virtual investigation on page 9. Record what changes when the path is open or closed in its evidence table.
- Use the prompts on page 10 to explain your observations and the limits of the simulation.
Keep your evidence table and explanation as the first record in your engineering portfolio.
Simulation only. Do not use household wiring, outlets, opened electronics, battery packs, or other physical electrical equipment. If the simulation will not load, follow the access-blocker guidance on page 7 and continue with paper reasoning instead.
Virtual Electrical Engineering Lab & Portfolio Kit
Guided virtual labs, engineering evidence pages, AI verification tools, and portfolio-ready reflection prompts for teens.
- seven guided virtual engineering missions
- printable and fillable evidence and reflection pages
- AI verification, disclosure, and source-check tools
- portfolio and interview-preparation worksheets
Run virtual labs, record evidence, and build a portfolio story
Turn circuit ideas into evidence you can explain
A 59-page fillable and printable companion for Electrical Engineering Explained for Teens. Work through seven virtual engineering missions, document design choices and debugging evidence, use AI responsibly, prepare portfolio artifacts, and practice explaining your work in interviews.
- Print at home on standard US Letter paper
- Seven virtual missions plus reusable evidence, portfolio, and interview pages
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