Problem Solving Lab – Part B

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Problem Solving Lab – Part B ENGR 1181

Today's Learning Objectives After today's class, students will be able to: Use the Train Simulator as an additional tool to troubleshoot MATLAB code outside of lab. Compile needed information for the Project Documentation Package.

Problem Solving Lab Overview Students should have read the Problem Solving Lab Description Document prior to Lab 8A. With the problem and specifications defined, we familiarized ourselves with the train system started developing design concepts last week. Today, we will start formulating a design solution, as shown on the following slide.

Problem Solving Process ANALYZE DESIGN DECISION RESEARCH COMPARE

Helpful Hints Work as a team. Follow all instructions carefully and check off each step. Use the provided excel worksheet to track answers. Remember the importance of folders and files being in the proper path for MATLAB to access. If you feel that your setup is incorrect or something is not working properly, please notify your instructional staff. Instructors: Stress that the best programmer in the group should not be doing the programming, but rather helping to guide the process. Everyone should share in coding, but it is recommended that the weaker programmers actually write the code.

Today’s Lab Make sure all team members are familiar with how to “attach” the desk computer to the Arduino. Develop code and review logic with all members in group. Include comments and organize code to help others understand your approach and troubleshoot errors. If time permits, start working on bonus situations.

Train System Components Here are the parts you will use: Approach Sensor Train / Track Arduino Lights (2 LEDs) Gate (servo motor) Departure Sensor

Preview of Next Lab Lab 8C- Problem Solving Lab Today is the second of a 3 lab series. A combined project notebook will be due at the end. You will finalize your coding (including any bonus) and perform final testing next week. In Lab 8C, you will have a maximum of 40 minutes to work prior to testing.