This project uses an ESP32 and a thermistor. The ESP32 and thermistor are used to measure the temperature of a Hawley Hall dorm room over the course of 24 hours. The setup for this project is an ESP32 board, and on the board is a 10k resistor in the GND port and tied around the 10k thermistor. The thermistor side with the resistor around it is connected to port 35, and the other side, without anything around it, is connected to the 3v3 port. The measurements gathered from this project were converted to degrees Fahrenheit in the code. Over the 24 period, it took 1 temperature measurement once every second, then every 10 minutes took the average temperature over that 10-minute period. The average temperatures varied in temperature from 64 to 74 degrees. Over those 24 hours, the ESP32 and thermistor recorded the temperature in Fahrenheit once every second, in 10-minute increments, averaged, then produced the output exactly how it needed to be.