Display “HELLO” by Group#10 (Samuel Addo and Osasere Osayande)
CET4805: Component and subsystem Design II
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Display “HELLO” by Group#10 (Samuel Addo and Osasere Osayande)
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I like the schematic. The VHDL code was really good. Also, I like the idea of displaying HELLO by flipping the switches. Good Idea. Overall, good presentation
Man if only Sam would slow it down a little as the presentation went a bit too fast but i like how you have multiple videos showing that the program could have different types of controls manually. Cool presentation.
Great presentation! Very funny and attention grabbing. it was summarized and straight to the point, if it was a little bit slower it would have been a plus.
The idea behind changing the switches make this project interesting but also i would suggest making this project to run automatically instead.
use the switches to make the letters show in different pattern. nice, and interesting.
Nice idea, well presented, would suggest add a bit more to the project, like automatic scrolling.
presentation was too short and message had to be toggled to work needs more improvement
fast slide presentation, good project over all
why didn’t you use a clock it much easier than using switches
good attitude, good energy, overall good presentation and demonstration.
Very funny presentation and well expalained
Simple presentation ,clearly spoken ,perfectly understood .Good job.
Please don’t rush next time. We have time to follow you.Thanks.
This project kinda threw me off because you guys put each switch to have the letters of ‘HELLO’, I think. I mean, I got what you did, but I found myself asking why you did that. It could have run better on a clock, I suggest.
Skipping too much stuff, that’s not good on presentation because you didn’t explain most of the stuff. It a good idea that letter can setup manually.
Presentation was very entertaining. The project was missing the clock, and instead it was controlled manually through switches. It was okay, but try to implement the clock.
Try to aim for 10 to 15 minutes like expected and not less.
pretty funny presentation it was quite entertaining
Presentation was quick but charisma was good, the projected need a clock to make it work without depending on multiple switches.
Good presentation, though it’s better to use clock to toggle automatically instead of pressing the switch.
Hilarious presentation very entertain keep it up guys