Just figured out how to play with Timer 0, and my programming board refused to initialise, and I could not test out my program! Argh!! Ok, it's either something wrong with the board, or there's something wrong with my Comm Port.
Maybe, I should spend some money and get that USB port to test it out too. Hmm…
But for now, maybe I will go to the lab tomorrow, and try to figure out if it's the board's fault. Sianz. If it's the board's fault, then I will have to get it replaced…. Hmm…
It looked like I am spending quite an amount of time to figure out many things. Isn't that fun? Lol. After this project, who knows, I may be buying some chip and play with circuits myself, and come up with something really useful, and sell them to the next batch of EE2001 module-takers. Wahahhaa!!
That's provided that I am able to clear this module first. I am confident of it anyway. So far, EE2006 and EE2007 were some of my favourite modules. And now, EE2001 is in the list. Why? Because there's no restriction! Yay! No tests, no exams, only deadlines, deadlines, and deadlines!
And regarding EG1415, well well, Some strange thing happened, and somehow the groupings got a bit of changes, and somehow we had to accept it. What to do. Well well. The tutor was quite interesting and kept talking about transport-related stuff. Anyway, we will see him in lecture later.
We had our very first experiment lab on Wednesday! Haha… Basically it's an easy experiment, but the explanations really baffled us. Till now, I still do not know the answer. Maybe, some time later, the answer will be out. HOPEFULLY. Lol.
I am starting to get lost in the world of EE3101, but I guess I will catch up sooner or later. For now, I have to put more time into a 5-MC module. I have to settle that part first.
I shall try my best this sem. Up the CAPs. That's the way I want it. These are the modules that I have chosen to take, not forced to take. I should be happy that I am given a choice.
Argh…. The programming board is still not working!!!! Ok then, time to stop work. Lol…