I have to do the following assignment. Please create a code and explain the wiring setup.

Part $1$: Temp Sensor Setup $(10$ points$)$

Set up a temperature sensor $($LM$335$Z or equivalent$)$ to provide a voltage $(0-5$V$)$ input to the Arduino proportional to the sensed temperature.$$ This sensor should be calibrated using an analog input on your Arduino to a reliable source.$$ A second analog input should be set to a value simulating a realistic temperature $($use a voltage divider of some sort$).$ This data will be passed to the computer once a minute.$$ Deliverable is the source code for the Arduino program.

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Part $2$: Temp logging $(20$ points$)$

The pc program will open a csv logging file $($file name may either be a user prompt or program argument$).$ Upon opening a header string will be written to the file to be used for file reference purposes $($yours can say anything $$ limit to $80$ characters max$).$ Then the program will log time, and the two temps read from the Arduino at $1$ minute intervals until the program is shut down.

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Part $3$: Extra Credit $(5$ points$)$

Have the program either prompt for the com port to be used or input it as an argument upon program startup.

Part $1$: Temp Sensor Setup $(10$ points$)$

Set up a temperature sensor $($LM$335$Z or equivalent$)$ to

provide a voltage $(0-5$V $)$ input to the Arduino proportional

to the sensed temperature. This sensor should be

calibrated using an analog input on your Arduino to a

reliable source. A second analog input should be set to a

value simulating a realistic temperature $($use a voltage

divider of some sort$).$ This data will be passed to the

computer once a minute. Deliverable is the source code for

the Arduino program.

Part $2$: Temp logging $(20$ points$)$

The pc program will open a csv logging file $($file name may

either be a user prompt or program argument$).$ Upon opening

a header string will be written to the file to be used for

file reference purposes $($yours can say anything $-$ limit to

$80$ characters max$).$ Then the program will log time, and

the two temps read from the Arduino at $1$ minute intervals

until the program is shut down.

Part $3$: Extra Credit $(5$ points$)$

Have the program either prompt for the com port to be used

or input it as an argument upon program startup.

Turn in this cover sheet with your code design, schematic

diagram, test plan$/$data$,$ and your properly commented source

codes. I will check Parts $2$ & $3$ off in lab.