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====== Microcontroller Projects of the Summer Semester 2026 ======

===== Semester Schedule =====

The course is divided into several steps during the semester:

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====== Weekly Schedule ======

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== Legend ==

Mandatory events are marked in **bold**.

===== Submission Deadlines (European date style) =====

  * 03.04.2026 - latest date for finalizing the group allocation. The timestamp in the ILIAS forum counts.
  * 17.04.2026 - latest date for finalizing the software project idea. This should already have been clarified with me beforehand. The timestamp in the ILIAS forum counts.
  * 24.06.2026 + 25.06.2026 - date for the presentation
  * 03.07.2026 - latest date for submitting the software and the documentation via GitLab. The server timestamp counts.

===== Requirements =====

  - Group allocation:
    - 2 to 3 people
    - please ensure a good team atmosphere
  - General conditions
    - The programming language is C or <nowiki>C++</nowiki> (**Arduino is not possible**)
    - The delay function must __not__ be used for time synchronization in the millisecond range! \\ A division into cycles (10 ms, 100 ms, etc.) must be used.
    - An overarching overall concept must be developed, e.g. a computer game or a sensor/actuator system
    - In general, it is easier for me to give a good grade if more functionality is implemented. As a rule of thumb, "300 self-developed __lines of code__" per group member applies.
    - Regarding self-developed lines of code:
      - The following do __not__ count: lines that contain only comments. Header files, downloaded libraries, libraries provided by me, and code snippets. Macros, function prototypes, global variables.
      - The following do count: non-empty lines of public and private functions that you have created yourself.
      - Downloaded libraries or libraries provided by me should still be used where this makes sense. Header files, macros, function prototypes, and global variables should also be used.
    - Please note the information under [[Tips for Programming]], especially the requirements for programming!
    - Use the available serial interfaces. \\ __For groups of 3 people__, the use of one interface is mandatory.

===== Presentation and Software Submission =====

Details can be found under [[Presentation and Submission]]