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Build Your Own Room Temperature Display with Arduino

Discipline: Electronics & IoT Level: Foundation Industry: Electronics Function: Engineering Team: up to 3 Assessment: 5 milestones (100 marks)

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About this project

What you'll build: You'll create a simple electronic device that shows your room's temperature on a small LCD screen using Arduino. This project will help you understand how sensors and displays work together!

Why it's a good starter: You only need basic materials and free software to get started. The project is broken into clear, manageable steps, so you won't feel overwhelmed, and you'll see your progress quickly.

What you'll learn: You'll get hands-on experience with connecting electronic components, writing simple code for Arduino, and displaying information on an LCD. These are essential skills for anyone interested in electronics or IoT.

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1. Setup & Planning

10 marks 5d

Submit a photo of all your components (Arduino, sensor, LCD, wires) and a simple diagram/plan showing how you'll connect them. Demonstrate you've installed Arduino IDE and can open a sample project.

2. Build: Sensor & Arduino

30 marks 10d

Submit a short video or photo showing your temperature sensor connected to Arduino, with code that reads and prints the temperature value to the Arduino serial monitor. Brief explanation of your wiring and code.

3. Build: LCD Display Integration

30 marks 10d

Submit a photo/video showing the LCD connected and displaying any value (even a test message). Then, show your code and a screenshot where the room temperature is correctly shown on the LCD.

4. Testing & Polish

15 marks 7d

Submit a checklist and short video showing your monitor working for at least 10 minutes, handling normal changes in temperature. Mention any improvements (e.g., clearer display, tidier wiring).

5. Demo & Short Report

15 marks 7d

Submit a 2-minute video demo of your working device and a short (1 page) report describing what you did, challenges, and what you learned. Include 1-2 photos of your final setup.

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Skills you'll learn

Electronics & IoTWiring and connecting electronic componentsBasic Arduino programming (using Arduino IDE)Using temperature sensors (e.g.LM35 or DHT11)Displaying data on an LCD moduleTroubleshooting simple circuits and code

Tools used

Arduino IDE (free software)Arduino Uno or compatible boardUSB cable & PC/laptopSimple breadboard and jumper wiresFree online guides/documentation

Prerequisites

Basic programming (e.g.simple loops and variables)School-level maths (reading numbersbasic calculations)Interest in hands-on electronics

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