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There will be two presentation rounds (at end of LP2 and LP3). Students taking (too many other) courses during LP2 may choose to present their project at end of LP3 (instead of LP2). Presentations will be oral, where the student(s), will present and demonstrate their work.
Projects should be related to embedded programming, either on the target side (some application using the RTFM-core or CRC model), or on the host side, communicating with an embedded target running Rust RTFM. E.g., two groups can work together with building a system, e.g., with back-end processing of data collected by the embedded system, or proividing a front-end to the embedded system. Alternatively, host side project could relate the develpment of the RTFM-core/ RTFM-CRC frameworks or related tools (e.g. LLWM-KLEE as a backend for analysis of Rust code).
Projects should be related to embedded programming, either on the target side (some application using the RTFM-core or CRC model), or on the host side, communicating with an embedded target running Rust RTFM. E.g., two groups can work together with building a system, e.g., with back-end processing of data collected by the embedded system, or proividing a front-end to the embedded system. Alternatively, host side project could relate the development of the RTFM-core/ RTFM-CRC frameworks or related tools (e.g. LLWM-KLEE as a backend for analysis of Rust code).
## Resources
Students will carry out the assignments on their personal laptops (in case you don't have a working laptop we will try to lend you one). Tools used are available for linux and osx, but with a bit of trickery windows based installations should be possible (but you are on your own here). In case you don't run osx/linux native, virtual box or wmware is possible, though debugging of target MCUs are feasible it is a bit more tricky.
Embedded targets STM32F401RE (nucleo) will be made available to all students. You will need to get an mini-usb cable yourselves. If you prefer to work with some other ARM Cortex M processor, let us know and we will have a look at available support.
Embedded targets STM32F401RE/411RE (Nucleo-64) will be made available to all students. You will need to get an mini-usb cable yourselves. If you prefer to work with some other ARM Cortex M processor, let us know and we will have a look at available support.
Teaching material will be made available through git (this project), build and refined throughout the course.
We encourage all sorts of collaborations in between the students. Rust is not the easiest language to learn, and we will cover a lot of ground. Use the seminars to try to get as much as possible by beig well prepared in order to succeed. We will use telegram as the main means of communictation and support from teachers as well as other fellow students, (this way information will reach everyone, keeping support as efficient as possible).
We encourage all sorts of collaborations in between the students. Rust is not the easiest language to learn, and we will cover a lot of ground. Use the seminars to try to get as much as possible by being well prepared in order to succeed. We will use telegram as the main means of communictation and support from teachers as well as other fellow students, (this way information will reach everyone, keeping support as efficient as possible).
# Course in detail
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* [3 - Common Programming Concepts](https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/second-edition/ch03-00-common-programming-concepts.html).
* Assignment 1
Extend the guessing game application such to give an error message on ill formated input,(use the Restult::Err type). Add a counter to the number of tries and write the number of tries for each iteration and on "winning".
Extend the guessing game application such to give an error message on ill formated input,(use the Restult::Err type). Add a counter to the number of tries and write the number of tries for each iteration and on "winning".
Make a github account (if you don't have it). Make a github project whith your code, along with a README.md for usage instructions.
Prepare to present your development for the next seminar.
Prepare to present your development for the next seminar.
2. Basic Programming
* Preparation
Solve and be prepared to present Assignment 1.
* Assessment
We will in class install, test and comment on one of Your solutions. That is, make sure your `crate` on git actually works, and that the accompanying `readme.md` is sufficient for your follow students in order to recreate the result.
Later in the course, you will do assess each others assignments by creating an `issue` to the development. More on that later.
