This oscilloscope is a two BNC input scope with user functionality to adjust the voltage/time axis, change channel options, and configure the trigger functionality. This oscilloscope features a Raspberry Pi 4 with Pi OS installed to use an app to display the input waveform. This allows us to have a screenshot button that saves the waveform to a flash drive. The system also features an auto switch-off functionality that will use a relay to switch off the Raspberry Pi after 5 minutes to save on power. The biggest accomplishment was having the ability to use an OS through the Raspberry Pi to make the system standalone. As for challenges, we had a lot of challenges with time management. Our busy schedules led to a lot of last-minute work before each block had to be completed, as well as a ton of miscommunication.