Abstract
In this chapter, we will discuss the engineering process and how you can use it streamline your prototypes by avoiding problems with hardware and software and keeping to a fixed schedule. Throughout this book, you will have projects that will be organized into a sequence I like to call the “engineering process.” Here’s a quick summary of the sequence:
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Requirements Gathering
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Creating the requirements document
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Gathering hardware
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Configuring the hardware
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Writing the software
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Debugging the Arduino software
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Troubleshooting the hardware
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Finished prototype
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Timmis, H. (2011). The Process of Arduino Engineering. In: Practical Arduino Engineering. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3886-7_1
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