2024-2025 Project 1 FPGA

Description

For the First project of the school year we have to recreate the Arcade game Frogger, on a FPGA board: the Go Board from Nandland, using Verilog as our programming language.

Project Team

Name	Role	Image	GitHub	Linkedin
Jason GROSSO	Project Manager		Jason's GitHub	Jason's Linkedin
Mathis PASCUCCI	Program Manager		Mathis's GitHub	Mathis's Linkedin
Clementine CUREL	Tech Lead		Clementine's GitHub	Clementine's Linkedin
Ian LAURENT	Technical Writer		Ian's GitHub	Ian's Linkedin
Victor LEROY	Software Engineer		Victor's GitHub	Victor's Linkedin
Guillaume DERAMCHI	Software Engineer		Guillaume's GitHub	Guillaume's Linkedin
Emilien CHINSY	Quality Assurance		Emilien's GitHub	Emilien's Linkedin

Documents Link

Specifications

• Functional Specifications
• Technical Specifications

Project Management

• Management Artifact
• Weekly Reports

Quality Assurance

• Test Plan
• Test Cases

User Manual

• User Manual

How to run the project

This User Manual (not available at the moment) provides guidance on setting up and running the Frogger project on the Go Board FPGA development board. It covers the required materials, installation steps, gameplay instructions, and troubleshooting tips.

Required Materials

To run the Frogger project, ensure you have the following materials:

1. Go Board FPGA development board
2. VGA monitor
3. VGA cable
4. Computer with macOS(with Xcode) or Windows

Steps to run the project

1. Download the setup script:

   • Navigate to the Releases section of this repository or click here.
   • Download the the Frogger.sh file, by clicking on it.

2. Run the setup script:

   • For macOS:

     chmod u+x Frogger.sh
     ./Frogger.sh