Redraw the echo hello-world board, add (at least) a button and LED (with current-limiting resistor), check the design rules, make it (if you have time this week, test it).
optional: simulate its operation. Measure its operation
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Select and use software for circuit board design
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Demonstrate workflows used in circuit board design
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Shown your process using words/images/screenshots
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Explained problems and how you fixed them, including how you worked with design rules for milling (DRC in EagleCad and KiCad)
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Included original design files (Eagle, KiCad, Inkscape, .cad - whatever)
NB. Also, if you make a board and it doesn't work; franken-hack that board (with jumper wires etc) until it does work, then make a new one with the knowledge you have gained.
Answer:
- Yes as long as you acknowledge the original design and explain your contribution to the board.
Answer:
- If your software does not generate it no, otherwise yes. You can draw or use kokopelli which does not create schematic files.