Mini Project 3 · Production Line
Practice building a Flow with sequencing, conditions, state, and repetition to simulate an automated production line process.
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This page is the standard 12-heading skeleton of a Mini Project. The inner details are not filled in yet — to be added later · The recommended Trigger for this project is a Recurring or Time Interval Trigger for repeating work · This is the hardest project because of state, looping, and reset — watch the 60-minute budget and trim the scope if it runs tight.
1. Part Title & Overview
The production-line problem, the scope of the Workshop, and the result the learner must build.
2. Learning Objectives
The Logic, State, Loop, Counter or Data Management skills to be taught.
3. Prerequisites
What the learner needs to know first, referencing the basic course.
4. Expected Result
The final result the learner should have once done.
5. System Architecture
The process sequence from the start to the end of a working cycle.
6. Flow Architecture & Nodes
The high-level Flow structure, with the list of Trigger, Media or Sensor Input, Condition, Variable, Counter, Database or Dashboard used.
Trigger → Input → Process → Decision → Update State → Repeat or End7. Key Concepts
The core concepts of this project, e.g. State, looping, Counter, and resetting state.
8. Guided Workshop
Step-by-step building of the Production Line process.
9. Flow Explanation
An explanation of how each part of the Flow works and why it is arranged that way.
10. Testing Scenarios
Testing the start of work, repetition, normal conditions, abnormal conditions, and stopping the Flow.
11. Troubleshooting
Checking repeated Triggers, double counting, wrong data references, and failing to reset state, with a checklist.
12. Independent Challenge & Summary
A task for learners to add a condition, production step, or new Output to the existing Flow, plus a summary of the Stateful and Repeating Process Flow pattern.