Over the course of designing and building the TOP, I was able to acquire many new skills. I am able to properly characterize sensors, and their behavior. Just because data is produced does not make it useful. It falls on the engineer to make sense of that data in order to do something useful with it. Picking a proper sensing range is extremely important in the quality of information produced. If the proper sensing range is not selected, the resolution of the data gathered can be very low, which can lead to significant error. CAD modeling is the newest tool in my toolbox. I am able to design and assemble relatively simple things including mounting brackets, motor housings, and jigs for aiding with construction. I think the most important skill I acquired is knowing how to properly manage a project timeline. In starting late and working alone I was solely responsible for the success and failures of the project. Prioritizing different aspects of the project correctly was crucial to the projects success. Once the lock down orders were put into place many resources were cut off. I had to quickly adjust my project timeline, as my previous approach was made obsolete. As new realities unfolded, I changed my priorities many times in order to bring the project to completion.