This homework was more interesting since we were working with the H-Bridge, a part that I hadn’t encountered or was ever aware off before. It was less complex than I expected it to be, and it was m...

This homework was more enjoyable because there is something inherently more entertaining about making things move and spin than static objects, though, unfortunately the crafting part ended up a bi...

This project went by pretty quickly, it was the same follow along with the book as usual, though, it was interesting to work with the new tilt switch sensor. The Circuit Parts List ...

I enjoyed this project more than homework 6, since the final product was more pleasant to hear. It was also interesting to be introduced to the idea of using differences in voltage at different poi...

This project was pretty fun to do, though the end result of it was quite annoying. There wasn’t much wiring required so building the circuit went by smoothly. It was also cool to be introduced to u...

I enjoyed this project more because the circuit building was straight forward without any small components that go flying at the slightest touch, and getting to use servos to see things move. The o...

This project was pretty cool, where I started using the RGB LED component and did more with analog sensors. I also used Tinkercad to build the circuit and simulate it in advance before starting to ...

This project went by especially smoothly since I had a headstart from project 2, which saved me some time with the more finicky bits of the project. Building the Circuit Luckily, I still had proj...

The title of this project was a bit of an exaggeration, since all the project did was flash 2 of the LEDs whilst the switch was on, then turn on the last one when the switch was off, but I did star...

This assignment was also relatively simple, but I had some slight challenges in implimenting it that I hadn’t expected. The 1st challenge of which was gathering the right materials, which required ...