This assignment requires your own materials you do not have

This assignment requires your own materials you do not have to record This assignment requires your own materials. You do not have to record a video but you will need to upload the layout of the breadboard so I can make the video. The lab work for this module requires you to familiarize yourself with the use of the components and modules listed below: turning LEDs on and off, sensing the state of a pushbutton, PWM output with analogWrite, reading the value of a potentiometer, using a photoresistor, using the DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, programming the RGB LED. All the wiring and programming information is available in the textbook and/or at the resource links provided under Study Materials. Please complete all the lab exercises given below and submit a report including a video demonstration. You will submit the report and video demonstration separately on the course website. The report (60 percent): The report should list all the major procedures required to complete each of the exercises. Here are the general guidelines for the report: Cover Sheet (5 points): The lab report must include a completed cover sheet with your name, student ID number, the lab number, lab title, and submission date. Note: Your lab report will not be graded without a completed cover sheet. Objective (15 points): A short paragraph stating the purpose (main ideas) of the experiment. Procedure (30 points): At the beginning of this section, give a summary description of the procedures taken during the lab. Discussion/Conclusion (30 points): State your understanding of this experiment. (What did you learn from these experiments?) State challenges and problems faced, and measures taken to resolve these problems and overcome challenges. Arduino Sketches (20 points): At the end of the report, please append the text of all the Arduino sketches you have developed. To do this, simply cut the entire text from the Arduino IDE editor window and paste it in the report document. Start on a fresh page for each sketch. Video Demonstration (40 percent): In this section, your video demonstration should provide a visual record of the results obtained in each exercise. Please start with recording a brief video clip giving your name, course number, and assignment number. Record a video clip for each exercise according to the instructions provided. Use a video editor to combine all the clips into one video file before you