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 You're now a reasonably competent embedded systems engineer. Design and build something that solves a problem in the world. It should be either hardware that plugs into or contains a microcontroller, or code that runs on a microcontroller, or a combination of the two. If you lean toward software, your project could be as simple as a test suite for an open source Raspberry Pi library. If you lean toward hardware, it could be as simple as a breakout board for a newly-released sensor. The main point is that you should think of something that is interesting to YOU.
 
-If you want to expand your range, you can work in teams of two, where one of you focuses on hardware and one of you focuses on software.
+If you want to expand your range, you can work in teams of two, where one of you focuses on hardware and one of you focuses on software. In this case, you should aim to complete something roughly twice as ambitious.
 
 If you decide to make a PCB, it should definitely be submitted to the manufacturer by the project deadline, but it need not arrive back by then.