Complete this form during Day 4 Session 4 — plans are locked before Day 5 begins.
Describe the real-world problem your project solves. Be specific — e.g., "Monitoring soil moisture in a school garden and alerting the gardener when irrigation is needed."
Your project MUST include all three of the following. Check each box and specify details:
Draw your Input → Processing → Output pipeline below. Label each component with specific hardware and pin numbers.
Sketch the full wiring diagram here (optional — use back of page if needed):
Draw your wiring diagram here
(sensor positions, pin connections, power supply)
List every hardware component your project needs. Verify availability with the instructor.
| Component | Quantity | Pin / Connection | Available? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model Type | Class Names | Samples / Class | Data Collection Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Role | Name(s) | Responsibilities |
|---|---|---|
| Team Leader | Overall coordination, timeline tracking, presentation delivery | |
| AI / Software | Data collection, model training, PictoBlox block coding | |
| Hardware | Circuit wiring, sensor calibration, physical prototype build | |
| Tester / QA | End-to-end testing, edge case debugging, documentation | |
| Presenter | Pitch preparation, demo narration, Q&A handling |
| Sprint | Time | Deliverable | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprint 1 | Session 1 (90 min) | Training data collected + All hardware wired & tested | |
| Sprint 2 | Session 2 (90 min) | AI model trained (>85% accuracy) + Physical prototype built | |
| Sprint 3 | Session 3 (90 min) | Full integration working (sensor → AI → actuator) MVP done | |
| Sprint 4 | Session 4 (90 min) | Edge cases handled + Pitch rehearsed (2× minimum) |
Write your main decision logic in plain language: