Laboratory Activity #1
Find yourself a group.
For block BSCS-3C, there will be 2 groups that consists of 7 members and 2 groups
that consists of 6 members.
For block BSCS-3D, there will be 3 groups that consists of 6 members.
Project Lead (Hustler) 1 Oversees the entire project direction. Coordinates team
efforts, sets deadlines, ensures proposal clarity, and
pitches ideas during midterms. Acts as the motivator and
decision-maker.
Logistics & 1–2 Handles materials, schedules, and records. Prepares
Documentation proposal write-ups, maintains progress logs, and ensures
all components (Arduino board, sensors, wires) are
available and tracked.
2 Writes and tests the Arduino code using the Arduino IDE
Programmer/Debugger (C++-based). Ensures the microcontroller logic works as
intended—whether it's sensor input, motor control, or LED
behavior —by troubleshooting bugs and refining the
code.
Assembler & 2 Builds the physical prototype. Connects components to
Management the Arduino Uno (e.g., breadboard, sensors, actuators).
Manages workspace safety and ensures the hardware
setup matches the programmed logic.
Please comment down below this group post your Team and Team members
(Surname, Firstname – Role)
Also fill up the spreadsheet we have by using domain.
BSCS-3C link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TrGo2J2QQsRC7NbEGerD6WJoMoAaNAZTt
v7CosY5RlU/edit?usp=sharing
BSCS-3D link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-eeAFQ8BYcB3Qyr2pUo0xGRwnMEredTN-
xFltrKPXXc/edit?usp=sharing
The Arduino Uno is a widely used open-source microcontroller board designed for
building digital devices and interactive systems. It’s especially popular in education
and prototyping because of its simplicity, flexibility, and affordability.
Key Features of Arduino Uno
• Microcontroller: ATmega328P
o 8-bit AVR processor
o Operates at 16 MHz clock speed
• Memory:
o 32 KB Flash (for storing code)
o 2 KB SRAM (for runtime data)
o 1 KB EEPROM (for long-term data storage)
• Input/Output Pins:
o 14 digital I/O pins (6 can be used for PWM)
o 6 analog input pins
• Power Supply:
o Can be powered via USB or external 7–12V DC
• Communication Interfaces:
o UART (Serial)
o SPI
o I2C
Why It’s Great for Students
• Easy to program using the Arduino IDE (based on C/C++)
• Plug-and-play USB interface
• Massive online community and tutorials
