My name is Marlon, and I'm a sophomore.

A design and enginerring strength of mine is that I am able to get the hang of concepts pretty quickly. An area of growth is double-checking all my measurements and all my work before moving on to the next step.

Things I want to commit to in the documentation of my work:

1. I want to take very clear notes on every step of the process.

2. I want to make sure I have lots of good photos of my work

3. I want to make sure that the descriptions for my photos make sense and add extra depth

Today in class, I made a circuit with 3 LEDs in parallel, and a circuit with 3 LEDs in series. After, I decided to try to connect them and add a switch that toggles between the two circuits.

Today we started sketching some ideas for our PCBs (portable circuit boards).

This is my custom PCB

This is what I want my final AMP to look like

This is what my cardboard prototype of my speaker looks like

This is the breadboard circuit I made to simulate my amp, and to make the speakers function

This is what the final PCB for my amp looked like in the schematic

Here is my finished AMP. I am very happy with it turned out, but if I were to do it again, I would be a lot more efficient with my time, and also be more thorough with my quality control.