Having the opportunity to teach 8bit microprocessors at a local technology institute, i have seen some similar cases. It is frustrating the least.

Such people only dream of doing something like "network administrator", "web administrator", "web designer", and totally disregard what makes things tick.

This student is definitely in the wrong course. I don't think that any member of the academic society would make a course for web designers that included microcontrollers, so this guy is in some electrical engineering or computer science course.
So what i am saying is, if he made a mistake in choosing the right course, for the people who love what they are being taught it wouldn't be fair to provide any sort of ready or half-ready solution.

I wonder if this student even tried the search button before finding Steve and asking him to do his homework. Even getting paid to provide the solutions to this person would be unethical. University degrees should not be obtained by cheating.