A design/engineering strength I have is I have a good ideation process and I'm able to come up with a lot of ideas and choose which one to go with. I think an area for growth would be my precision, sometimes I find myself prioritizing efficiency over structural support.

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

• Clean backgrounds in my photos.

• Sufficiently recording what I accomplished on a specific day.

• Caption describes what is going on not visible to the reader.

My top design is the duck with the flames in the background, we thought the unique shapes would make a cool challenge and it would look really cool if we used a micro controller to make the flames flicker

A description of what you made

I made a duck with flames behind it with Ashton. Ideally we will program the flames to flicker using the IC. 

I will remember from this project the importance of using schematics correctly on fusion 360.

I liked the frog and gentleman speaker designs. 

I want to remember from my feedback that I need to account for the thickness of the speaker, and I really liked mr. kleindolph's idea of combining the two speaker designs and making a gentleman frog. 

10/18

I'm making a frog speaker with two flowers next to it as speakers. I learned that my flowers do fit into my speaker's screws well and got a good sense of the scale of the build. My design works perfectly and shouldn't need modifications.

10/23 

Is there something about the circuit you understand now that you've spent time prototyping it?

I now understand how the integrated circuit works with the electronic components I connect to it and how the quality of the circuit board improves sound quality.

Name one part that is a complete mystery to you. Look it up on Google or Generative AI. What does it say the function of that part is?

The 3.3v Regulator is a complete mystery to me, the first time I built the cuircuit up it got really hot and I wasn't sure why