In this lab you will turn your ATmega32 into a device that makes your instructor's jaw drop. You must create your own idea for how to make use of your ATmega32 board and implement your plan. You must make use of the USART subsystem (at least trivally) and at least one other subsystem (does not need to be one we've discussed this quarter).
Each student must submit a proposal for a project that clearly describes the result of the project. The project proposal should have a scope approximately double the scope of the lab assignments to date. Students may choose to work with a partner provided the scope of the project is scaled appropriately.
You are given one week to develop a project idea and do any initial proof-of-concept testing that you need. Use this time wisely.
Each student must demonstrate (to the entire class) the successful implementation of their program on their SunRom hardware during the week 10 lab period. This demonstration is due by the end of the laboratory session.
Each student should indicate how much time (in minutes) you spend on this assignment in the FAST database. You are encouraged to log your activity as you work on the project. At a minimum, you should log all of the time spent on this assignment before the due date given above. All time spent on this assignment should be entered into the week 7, 8, and 9 columns (even if you worked on it in week 6 or 10).
You should follow your instructor's instructions for your lab submission.
If you have any questions, consult your instructor.
Your grade will depend on the following: