A Design & Engineering strength of mine is that I really enjoy just diving into things and figuring them out as I go. An area for growth is that I'm not super organized and I could put in some effort to make sure my projects look clean.

Three things I want to commit to in the documentation of my learning and projects are:

1. Keeping my page organized and clean looking.

2. Taking well-lit and clean photos.

3. Documenting all of the things I do/make.

On the left is a circuit that switches between powering a series circuit and a parallel circuit that is currently on a series circuit.

On the right is a parallel circuit.

Shown is a capacitance circuit that switches between powering a capacitor and the capacitor powering 2 LEDs.

These are some ideas me and my partner came up with.

Sketches for the speaker enclosure.

This is the final rhino design for my speaker. I am pretty proud of it and am excited for the building process.

These chipboard pieces were cut out using the laser printer. They were then assembled using tape.

This is the wired and working circuit for my amplifier.

This is the designed and connect circuitboard for the Amplifier circuit. Some diamonds were added to the silkscreen layer in the top corners.

The challenge here was to "Write a function that takes a number using a parameter (see "Functions" above) and multiplies it by 11, printing the result. How do you call the function?"

This was completed and then the input was set to be a new random number each time the function is run.

Putting my sides together was more of a challenge than expected, but now they are glued and I am working on fitting my circuit board in.