One call:
1.When the call button is pressed, go to the floor you were summoned to.
2.Take 10 seconds to get to the floor.
3.When arrived open the doors.
4.Allow passenger to get in.
5Close doors once passenger is in.
6.Stay idle until a floor button is selected.
7.Once floor is selected, lift up or down depending on which floor is selected.
8.Take 10 seconds to get to the desired floor.
9.Open the doors to let passengers out.
Multiple calls:
1.When the call button is pressed, go to the desired floor.
2.Open doors.
3.Remain idle until floor is selected.
4.Rise up.
5.If a call button is selected below the first desired floor ignore it.
6.Go to the call button after you are finished with your first assignment.
Counterintuitive Fall 2024 
You’ve got the part about writing INSTRUCTIONS to the elevator here, JReggie. Some of your instructions would make sense to a non-sentient elevator, but, for example, the elevator will have no IDEA whether someone is waiting to get on, has already gotten on, wants to get off, changed her mind, etc.
The elevator will not extrapolate from examples to create rules for itself. You need to spell out the rules as GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS and identify the EXCEPTIONS to the rules also in general terms.
Some examples in no particular order:
—In response to any CALL button, PROCEED to that floor and OPEN the doors.
—You have three modes: AT REST, GOING UP, GOING DOWN.
—When you are GOING DOWN, IGNORE any GOING UP requests.
See what I mean?
Provisionally graded out of gratitude for your contributions to the project and your effort. You may still earn a Regrade by transforming your descriptions of elevator operations into INSTRUCTIONS written for the elevator (as if the Elevator were your reader and needed to be told how to operate).