AP CSP - 3/5/25 - Project | The AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) Performance Task requires students to create a program or application that solves a problem or addresses a challenge. Students must write code, document their development process, and analyze how the program works. They submit a report detailing the problem, solution, and the program’s impact. This task is worth 30% of the overall AP CSP score and allows students to demonstrate their coding skills and problem-solving abilities in a real-world context.
This is our final course project. In order to get the highest marks I created an interactive, complex, and informative trivia game that tests the users general knowledge on music, history, fashion, media, etc. If you get five correct answers in a row, you will enter bonus mode, where you gain more points per question until you miss a question.
This is the link to my trivia game: HERE
AP CSP - 10/28/25 - Project | This was our final project for the first semseter of AP Computer Science. We were tasked to create a "practice" preformance task, in order to prepare ourselves for the real preformance task in the spring. For my practice preformance task, I created a food recommender. It first asks if you are hungry, and if you say yes, it then starts the program. The code then asks you what type of food do you prefer, breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert. Finally, it recommends you different foods depending on what type of food you picked, until you say yes to one.
This is the link to my food recommender: HERE