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RMIT Engineering Computing 2 – Traffic light system
September 2015 – October 2015
A major lab task I had to complete while understanding Engineering Computing 2 was implementing a basic traffic light system with 3 lights which included red, yellow and green. Only one lamp could be on at a time and the user was required to use command line arguments to set the initial traffic light and the amount of cycles the three lights would display.
The C++ programming concepts applied in this major lab task included the following:
- Designing classes with public and private attributes
- Implementing the classes with object orientated principles
- Bitwise operators
- Control structures
- Command line arguments
The traffic light system was implemented a OUSB Board where the LEDS on the board showed the lights.
Video demonstration of the Traffic Light System project running on the OUSB board