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Path to Programmable 3 - What's Your Winning Strategy?

rscasny

To All Participants,

We are offering 4 "big" prizes for the highest point earners this the Path to Programmable 3 Program.

What do you have to do to win? What is your strategy for winning?

Well, we set up this program such that you can earn points in two ways:

  • Write up to 5 blogs for credit during the training period. Each blog is worth 40 points (200 possible points if you write 5 training blogs).
  • Write a final project blog during the project building period. Each project is worth up to 300 points.

If you get credit for 5 blogs, you would have accrued up to 200 points. Writing blogs perhaps is a way to take a little pressure off yourself when doing your final project blog.

On the other hand, if you feel you will build a total winning project and earn a perfect score, then maybe you might not write all the training blogs.

Of course, it is your choice.


Due-Dates Reminder

  • Training Ends 26th July 2023
  • Training Blogs for Credit Due 27th July 2023
  • Build Period 28th July - 28th August 2023
  • Final Project Blog Due 29h August 2023
  • Winners Announced September 2023

Good Luck to All!

Randall

element14 Team

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  • My strategy is to focus on learning new things and the result is being great trying to solve the little challenges that appear in the labs. It is not being an easy path, I started the training about two months before the challenge began and at this moment I am finishing the training dedicated to hardware, it is the second topic of the three that the course includes. I had to adjust the schedule again because I don't know if I'll have enough time for the petalinux training.

    I encourage everyone to publish blogs during the training period, it is the best way to face what you have learned and settle the knowledge you have acquired.

  • in reply to javagoza
    javagoza said:
    I encourage everyone to publish blogs during the training period, it is the best way to face what you have learned and settle the knowledge you have acquired.

    That is also pleasant for the readers. A regular stream of new posts is easier to follow and hook on to than a big  amount near the deadline.

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