Richard Shan - Fab Academy Documentation

Group Project

Richard Shan - Fab Academy Documentation

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- Pre-Fab
  Pre-Fab
- Week 1: Principles and Practices, Project Management
  Week 1: Principles and Practices, Project Management
- Week 2: Computer-Aided Design
  Week 2: Computer-Aided Design
- Week 3: Computer-Controlled Cutting
  Week 3: Computer-Controlled Cutting
- Week 4: Electronics Design
  Week 4: Electronics Design
- Week 5: 3D Scanning and Printing
  Week 5: 3D Scanning and Printing
- Week 6: Embedded Programming
  Week 6: Embedded Programming
  - Microcontroller Based Control
  - SAMD11C Chip Programming
  - Bare Metal Programming
  - ATTiny412 Programming
  - Group Project Group Project
    Table of contents
    
    Group Assignment
    
    Individual Contribution
  - Reflection
  - File Downloads
- Week 7: Computer-Controlled Machining
  Week 7: Computer-Controlled Machining
- Week 8: Electronics Design
  Week 8: Electronics Design
- Week 9: Output Devices
  Week 9: Output Devices
- Week 10: Mechanical Design and Machine Design
  Week 10: Mechanical Design and Machine Design
- Week 11: Input Devices
  Week 11: Input Devices
- Week 12: Molding and Casting
  Week 12: Molding and Casting
- Week 13: Networking and Communications
  Week 13: Networking and Communications
- Week 14: Interface and Application Programming
  Week 14: Interface and Application Programming
- Week 15: Wildcard Week
  Week 15: Wildcard Week

Week 6 Group Project

Group Assignment

For this week, our assignment as a group was to:

Browse through the datasheet for your microcontroller
Compare the performance and development workflows for other architectures
Document your work to the group work page and reflect on your individual page what you learned

My full documentation for this project can be found here.

Individual Contribution

I was responsible for browsing the SAMD11C's datasheet, comparing the performance of the SAMD11C chip to that of the ATTINY412, comparing the development process of the SAMD11C to that of the ATTINY412, and documenting all our work.

Although we were assigned groups for the creation and programming of the SAMD11C chip, it is not technically part of the group project and thus its documentation, work distribution, and the like can be found on my individual site here.