Object Oriented Programming and Data
Diploma in Software and Design
Assignment Cover Sheet
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Module Name /or number: Object Oriented Programming & Data (25 credits) | |
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Assignment title and/or number: C#.Net Assessment | |
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Assessment weighting |
Need to pass the assessment to complete the course |
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Passing Criteria: |
Need to score 50 or more marks to pass the assessment. Total Marks : 100 |
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Assessment conditions: |
This is a resource-based assessment. This means that you may have access to any relevant resources to assist you. This could include, for example, your learning materials, information on the Internet, and so on. However, all work must be your own with no assistance from any other person. |
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Submission requirements: |
You’re required to upload the following on Cloud Campus: · This document, completed where appropriate · Visual Studio project files · Upload your project on Github and paste the link below GitHub link below: |
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Learning Outcomes: |
User experience (Ux) design including user interface (UI), HCI principles, and universal accessibility; Coding – object oriented, procedural; Source and version control; Application of the core software development concepts and practice, underpinned in the fourth outcome of the New Zealand Certificate in Information Technology (Level 5) [Ref: 2595]. |
Assignment Checklist:
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Requirement |
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Database |
[Symbol][Symbol] |
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User interface |
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Functionality |
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Coding |
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Testing |
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Disclaimer of Plagiarism and Collusion
I declare that, to the best of my knowledge, this assessment is my own work, and has not been copied from any other student's work or from any other source.
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DSD -01 UI Based Simple Game
Program due ?????
This project involves playing Russian roulette with a gun, or any other method that meets the criteria specified below.
The program runs like this. (with a button for each step)
1 You load the bullet into the chamber of a revolver (not an automatic)
2 You spin the chamber to create a random place where the bullet is with a 1 in 6 chance.
3 You pull the trigger repeatedly until the gun fires through to the number where the bullet is stored.
4 The player has 2 chances to shoot away during the game, this means that if the bullet is fired during that time they survive. If they shoot away twice and still the bullet has not been fired then they better make their will because the next shot they die.
What your project needs.
- At least one class
- At least two Unit Tests of major parts
- At least one sound
- At least one image
- Sound and image should be loaded from the resource folder.
- All significant code to be commented
- Project to be hosted on Github (include your url)
- No variables in the code – all in the classes
- Include WIN / LOSE and Total scores
You can and should use any examples we have made to date for help.
You can use the net, (although that won’t be much help).
You can ask for help.
But the SIGNIFIGENT MAJORITY of your program has to be your own work
Look at the examples of past students work for ideas.
Be creative. DO NOT make your program look like these images show. Use your imagination and Coding Ninja skills to change it into something far more entertaining and surprise us.
Examples of Students work
You should pay attention to ensure that your code is well structured; appropriately commented and meaningful variable names have been used.
Marking Schedule
Form features | |
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1.1 |
At least one Image |
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1.2 |
At least one sound |
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1.3 |
Include WIN / LOSE and Total scores |
Class Operations | |
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2.1 |
At least one class |
Unit test | |
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3.1 |
At least two Unit Tests of major parts |
Code Requirements | |
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4.1 |
At least one sound |
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4.2 |
Sound and image should be loaded from the resource folder. |
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4.3 |
All significant code to be commented |
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4.4 |
No variables in the code – all in the classes |
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4.5 |
Project to be hosted on Github (include your url) |
