Software Tutorial Week1 Online 1
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The document provides an overview of software design concepts and artifacts including finite state machines (FSM), sequence diagrams, and flow charts. It outlines the goals and requirements of an assignment to design, implement, and test a bridge control system simulation using these artifacts and the RobotC programming language. Key aspects are to demonstrate the relationship between design and implementation through traceability between artifacts and clear expression of control and data flow.
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