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======Project: FOM0 - Freedom of Management======

=====Errata=====
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=====Objective=====
In this project, various semester-long activities are detailed.

=====Project Overview=====
In lieu of specific, weekly projects, you will instead be tasked with larger, more involved tasks, which you must allocate and balance time as appropriate.

Currently, I am looking to have you do the following:

  * set up the raspberry pi
  * install packages and maintain the system
  * install a webserver, dokuwiki, php
  * configure said items
  * implement  the various  circuits  from  the tutorial,  giving  equal exposure to the C and Python code
     * I would like, collectively, for ALL the different circuits to be covered, although not necessarily by each person (I want each person to do no fewer than **12** circuits).
     * sanitize the code so it no longer seems like some shoddy Engrish mess (clean up the code, add better comments, improve the code where possible); document this on your dokuwiki on your pi
  * document the administrative work you've done on your pi (web server configuration, what files were involved, what changes were made, etc.)
  * likely some sort of "implement some other thing of interest", be it a database, or some custom electronics + program thing that works with the pi (document)
  * additional functionality/software as specified

I'd say, if one routinely  plugs away at this throughout  the semester, here and there, it shouldn't take up all that much time at all.

Documentation will be playing a very large role in this course.