Lecture

Project Evaluation and Submission

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Description

This lecture covers the evaluation procedure for a project submission, including the testing practices, error handling, and documentation requirements. Students are instructed on labview usage, testing validation, and the correct procedures for submitting their project files. The lecture emphasizes the importance of following the specified file naming conventions, error handling, and testing procedures to ensure successful project evaluation.

Instructor

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