Monthly Archives: December 2013

Xtra Credit Post

If someone would have asked me early on in the semester if working on a jacket that lights up would be so deceivingly complex and intricate I would have laughed. The truth of the matter, however, is that there is so … Continue reading

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EC: What didn’t go wrong?

We had barely begun the project when on the 2nd day of work we ended up slicing through a 1/4 of our hull and making a veritable chasm in the supposed-to-be watertight compartment. Right away, there was a lot of … Continue reading

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Submarine Squadron Video!

It has finally arrived [I was having major issues with Dropbox]. I encoded text as CCs but for some reason they are not showing up under this render format. Here it is anyway, in all its glory!

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Extra Credit Post

This post will outline a situation that went wrong and how we went about fixing it. with this project I have a lot to choose from when discussing things that went wrong. As I mentioned previously this contraption was not … Continue reading

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Extra Credit: How I got learned (or: mistakes I made and learned from).

Probably unsurprisingly, we ran into our fair share of problems making the jacket, from physically fitting everything in, to wiring, to programming. I already talked about the programming woes. And while yes, I learned more programming skills, I wouldn’t really … Continue reading

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Extra Credit – What Went Wrong

Since we started, this project has been plagued by stuff not fitting nicely with each other. Non of the glues worked with the plastic and the motor did not have the right mount for the sub. The screws provided by … Continue reading

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Extra Credit – What Did I Learn?

Our project works.  It was never tested in the water but the servos and the engine and the code all do exactly the way they should. I think we could have this bad boy sea worthy with one or two … Continue reading

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Final exam

/* Analog input, analog output, serial output Reads an analog input pin, maps the result to a range from 0 to 255 and uses the result to set the pulsewidth modulation (PWM) of an output pin. Also prints the results … Continue reading

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Raver’s Blazer Demonstration Video: Description – The Raver’s Blazer is the must have blazer for your night out. Be the LIGHT of the party with the push of a button. With one simple click the Raver’s Blazer will activate making … Continue reading

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