We spent the hour testing the circuit to find out the dead component and replace it.

Cabo has started to modify the circuit to allow for calibration using a linear fit.

We have kept working on the LCD display.

We kept improving the code for the ultrasonic meter.

Cabo has started to rewire the board for the ultrasonic meter sensor.

We kept improving our measuring device and tested the Arduino platform timer to check for the systematic linear shift of the speed of sound we had found.

We used our Arduino system to measure the speed of sound. We exploited the data with Excel. Uncertainty, trendline, graphs were used.

We have built the distance sensor and started to analyze how it works.

Cabo worked on formatting the cells of a table in HTML. We will be exploring much of the many ways that tables can be modified in HTML.

We focused today on the very basics of creating the fundamental structure of a simple table.

Today, Cabo took his test. I reviewed as much as time would allow before his test. Our brief study session included strategies for if he got stuck on a certain part.

He then took his timed test. He did a great job of properly managing his time, progressing sequentially, and being efficient with his efforts.

Cabo's creativity while approaching challenges like this test is refreshing and engaging.