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Project Name Here

Replace this text with a brief description (2-3 sentences) of your project. This description should draw the reader in and make them interested in what you’ve built. You can include what the biggest challenges, takeaways, and triumphs from completing the project were. As you complete your portfolio, remember your audience is less familiar than you are with all that your project entails!

You should comment out all portions of your portfolio that you have not completed yet, as well as any instructions:

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Engineer School Area of Interest Grade
FirstName LastInitialOnly School Name Electrical Engineering Incoming Senior

Replace the BlueStamp logo below with an image of yourself and your completed project. Follow the guide here if you need help.

Headstone Image

Final Milestone

Don’t forget to replace the text below with the embedding for your milestone video. Go to Youtube, click Share -> Embed, and copy and paste the code to replace what’s below.

For your final milestone, explain the outcome of your project. Key details to include are:

Second Milestone

Don’t forget to replace the text below with the embedding for your milestone video. Go to Youtube, click Share -> Embed, and copy and paste the code to replace what’s below.

For your second milestone, explain what you’ve worked on since your previous milestone. You can highlight:

First Milestone

Don’t forget to replace the text below with the embedding for your milestone video. Go to Youtube, click Share -> Embed, and copy and paste the code to replace what’s below.

For your first milestone, describe what your project is and how you plan to build it. You can include:

Schematics

Here’s where you’ll put images of your schematics. Tinkercad and Fritzing are both great resoruces to create professional schematic diagrams, though BSE recommends Tinkercad becuase it can be done easily and for free in the browser.

Code

Here’s where you’ll put your code. The syntax below places it into a block of code. Follow the guide here to learn how to customize it to your project needs.

void setup() {
  // put your setup code here, to run once:
  Serial.begin(9600);
  Serial.println("Hello World!");
}

void loop() {
  // put your main code here, to run repeatedly:

}

Bill of Materials

Here’s where you’ll list the parts in your project. To add more rows, just copy and paste the example rows below. Don’t forget to place the link of where to buy each component inside the quotation marks in the corresponding row after href =. Follow the guide here to learn how to customize this to your project needs.

Part Note Price Link
Item Name What the item is used for $Price Link
Item Name What the item is used for $Price Link
Item Name What the item is used for $Price Link

Other Resources/Examples

One of the best parts about Github is that you can view how other people set up their own work. Here are some past BSE portfolios that are awesome examples. You can view how they set up their portfolio, and you can view their index.md files to understand how they implemented different portfolio components.

To watch the BSE tutorial on how to create a portfolio, click here.