Solution Statement: Describe the solution you have produced and how it operates. Include a video of the solution if appropriate and/or illustrate with a workflow diagram.
Approach: How did you approach the design of your device? How is your approach distinct from other precedents? How did you approach it creatively. Explain in as few words as possible.
Process: You should maintain a record of your work as it progresses. This should include: components used, photos and videos of the circuits assembled, code (and versions of your code), reflections and challenges encountered, how you solved problems, iterated etc. Be able to tell the story of your work.
Technical Documentation: Be able to illustrate the final outcome and how you prodcued it. Your documentation for this section must include:
- Completed code
- A circuit diagram (use Fritzing or similar)
- A list of parts
- A video of your completed project (use in context, operation, etc.)
You are welcome to include illustrative diagrams (workflow, etc.), additional photos, or a concept video.
Next Steps: What would you do if you took this project forward and why?
Reflection: Reflect on the challenges you encountered and the process as a whole. Did you get where you wanted to? If so, great. If not, why not? What do you need to get there, etc?
References: Include any sources (precedents, projects, literature, etc.) relevant to the project and referenced in the text.