Dear sir/madam,   I am very excited to present to Skill-Lync the code of my first project! I have taken a few creative liberties during development: I have implemented support for more than 2 but a maximum of 4 sets as well as file I/O for reading set values in from a .txt file within the same directory. I have also…

Dear sir/madam,   Please find attached the files for my final project of Embedded C Essentials. As was the case with all of my other recent submissions, I have used a custom directory structure and Makefile: project_2/Makefile   project_2/src/fsm_practical.c project_2/src/fsm_practical.h   project_2/misc_funcs/get_input.c…

Dear sir/madam,   Please find attached my submission files for my first project for Fundamentals of ES! Getting to know how an I2C network is designed and works was quite interesting. Equally interesting was understanding how the pins of an LCD display are supposed to be specifically connected in order to get it to…

Dear sir/madam,   Please find attached my second and final project submission!! This week's project was absolutely great- reading the sensor's data sheet, understanding how sound sensors work and how their conversions are handled and most interestingly, because my first attempt included 2 arduinos over I2C (there…

Dear sir/madam,   Please find attached my submission file for my first project of this course from Skill-Lync!   As explained in the video, I have written my test plan in a document format rather than in a tabular format. In the video, there were around 18 headings that were said to be mandatory for the test…

Dear sir/madam,   Please find attached my submission files for this module's second project. As I had noted for the final feedback form, this module for me was incredibly insightful with regards to the way testing across the software industry is done! Proprietary tools aside, the work put into the whole PGP really…

Dear sir/madam, Please find attached my submission file for this module's first project. The project was quite enjoyable to work through and really made a lot of concepts taught up to this point click quite well! Using SQL for exploratory data analysis is also an interesting activity. I do have a few notes about my submission…

Dear sir/madam,   I am excited to submit my second and final project for this module. This project was equally as if not more interesting and engaging as compared to project 1, requiring the student to effectively put into practice almost all of the skills learned over the course of the module. A few notes about my…

Dear sir/madam,   Please find attached my submission file for this module's first project. Note that I have used a Makefile for this challenge; the expected location of the Makefile is included in a first-line comment within the file. The directory structure I've used is: Project1/p1-pwm-lcd.simu Project1/code/Makefile…

Dear sir/madam,   I am quite excited to present to you my final submission for this module! This project is what took me probably the longest due to the multiple moving pieces involved, but it was also probably the most interesting and fun for me. I have setup my simulation like so: Trigger the HCSR04 with an activation…