For the final assignment of Engineering 103, we were required to take data for 24 hours of some value of interest. I chose to take the temperature of my dormitory room for 24 hours. Instead of using a thermistor, I used an LM75A temperature sensor. Using this sensor had both upsides and downsides, for example, I had to include certain libraries in order to communicate with the Serial Data Input and Serial Clock Input parts of the sensor and could not use the pinMode() or digitalWrite() function. An upside of this sensor however was that the included libraries had a function that spit out a perfect temperature in Celsius which was much easier than converting a voltage from a thermistor to temperature. Overall, the data I received from the 24 hours of measurements did not fluctuate as much as I thought it would. I measured a nearly consistent 22 degrees Celsius or about 76 degrees Fahrenheit. This shows that my dorm room does not fluctuate nearly at all in temperature during the day. There was a consistent time of low values in the graph of the data which would be during the night as my roommate and I run fans to stay cool.