Final Project Guidelines

In this final module, you are given the opportunity to create a project with your group members under the following provisions:

Project Title: Discuss with your teaching assistant (To be determined by May 3, 2026, at the latest).
Github Link: Submit your github link on EMAS3 submissions, deadline on: May 3, 2026.
Project Submission Deadline: May 17, 2026, 23:59 WIB.
Presentation Week: May 18-22, 2026 (discuss the exact schedule with your teaching assistant).

Final Project Criteria

Here are the criteria for the final project:

Hardware Features: Must use sensors, serial communication (I2C, SPI, or USART), data processing, and actuators or visual/auditory indicators (LED/Buzzer).
Programming Language: The program must be written in Assembly language (.S).
Minimum Modules: The project must fullfil atleast 6 Modules out of 8 available modules.
Power Source: The Arduino must be powered by a standalone power supply or battery.
Repository: Create a public repository on GitHub for your project submission.
Contribution Logging: Each individual must commit regularly so that their contributions are visible in the final project (there will also be a contribution assessment form).
Communication: The teaching assistant must be invited to your group's LINE chat.
Version Control Rules: Force pushing to the repository is strictly prohibited as it can delete the commit history.
Deliverables: The deliverables in the GitHub repository must include:
- Report (.pdf)
- Source code (.S)
- Proteus simulation (.pdsprj) / Wokwi Link
- Documentation (.md)
- Photos of the actual physical circuit
Proteus References: Arduino references for Proteus can be viewed here and here.
Documentation Requirement: It is mandatory to create a README.md file in the final project repository containing an explanation of the project.
Product Utility: The created product must have practical value and be able to solve a specific problem.

The README.md must include the following sections/headings: