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Due to the exams happening across January, only one session by the end of the month happened in this time. However during this session, we managed to fix all of the soldering problems and code issues we came across last semester, getting to a point where we were able to Read more…

After we finished the design of our PCB, we moved on to printing it out and preparing it for soldering. We began with drilling holes into the PCB for the components to sit in, then cut the corners off the board and sanded it down into the shape of a Read more…

With the beginning of a new month, new challenges arose. As we slowly progress through the microcontroller laboratories, I learned new skills that will be vital for the micromouse obstacle avoidance and line following such as coding in the ISR and setting up asynchronous and synchronous global interrupts to follow Read more…

October was the beginning for our group project, and when the groups were assigned. After getting to known each other and out strengths a little better, we filled out our task matrix using each members individual skills and capabilities. We also laid the foundation for the beginning of our team Read more…

The four ethical principles are the backbone to professionalism in engineering as we know it. They display the codes of conduct necessary for a safe, ethical and social environment which builds a level of trust in the workplace. Engineering is all about trusting in your ability and your peers. Upholding Read more…