add page for molding group assignment

9d6c73c6 · Lonnie Gamble · e506de5c · 9d6c73c6 · 9d6c73c6 · 9d6c73c6
Commit 9d6c73c6 authored 2 years ago by Lonnie Gamble
--- a/docs/assignments/week06/electronics-design.md
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@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Here are the specs on the scope:

 [Scope specs](https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/DSO_Nano_v3/#key-specs)

-An oscilloscope allows you to see an electrical signal.   It shows a graph of the signal - the x axis of the graph is voltage and the y axis is time.  You need to set appropriate voltage and time scales in order to see the voltage on the screen.    
+An oscilloscope allows you to see how an electrical signal changes over time.   It shows a graph of the signal - the x axis of the graph is voltage and the y axis is time.  You need to set appropriate voltage and time scales in order to see the voltage on the screen.    

 We used the pocket oscilloscope to observe the voltage across the LED as we changed the parameters of the light blinking Arduino IDE sketch.  The key to being able to observe the trace on the oscilloscope is setting the voltage and time scales to the right values for the signal we want to observe.   The pocket oscope can only go up to about 200 khz, plenty of bandwidth for what we were looking at.


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--- a/docs/assignments/week08/embedded-programming.md
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+#Embedded Programming
+
+Group assignment: compare the performance and development workflows for other architectures
--- a/docs/assignments/week09-molding/molding-and-casting.md
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+#Molding and Casting Group Project
+
+Group Assignment:
+
+      review the safety data sheets for each of your molding and casting materials,
+         then make and compare test casts with each of them
+      extra credit: try other molding and casting processes