Show me what you know

What you know now

By this point in the course, you should have a good grasp on how to create a basic program using "structured" programming. Now is your chance to show me that.

Here is the problem

Create a program that shows me what you know, and the best part is it can be anything you want. Remember this is a weekly assignment, not your final project, so not too complex. Your program must include the following "structured" components, but could do anything:

• variables
• decision (if statement)
• loop
• function
• bonus: an array or list or hash

If you are at a complete loss on something to do, make an app that "tells" you the correct weather (refer to my demo and see openweathermap.org API). For a 4+, tell me the 5 day forecast.

Two Part Assignment

• This is a 2 week assignment:
  • Week 1 hand in DESIGN AND TEST CASES ONLY
  • Week 2 hand in EVERYTHING (INCLUDING ABOVE)
• Each week ENSURE you include the Marking Rubric

Things to note

• If you are not sure on any part of the problem, just ask me and I will give you additional information
• You must do the program in Python first (get a 3+).
  • you can get a 4+ you can do it in another language OR by using an array, list or hash
• See Marking Rubric below
• Ensure you work through (in order):
  • Top-down (always only 1)
  • Flow-chart (1 for each "click" event and each procedure or function)
  • Pseudo-code (you do not need to do it any more!)
  • Final, debugged, commented code
• Remember to think, Input – Process – Output, when designing your program
• The final assignment MUST be in one (1) *.pdf file when you are submitting each part
  • Part A:
    • Document Name
      • ensure it is the assignment #, course code, and your full name
    • Cover Page
      • this will include the assignment #, course code, and your full name
    • Checklist
      • documenting the parts of the assignment that are to be included and stating that you have included them
    • Design Document(s):
      • this includes GUI Design, Top-down Design, Flow-chart(s)
    • Test Cases:
      • at least three (3) test cases (maybe more if it is needed!); think about what would you need for test cases in this game?
    • Marking Rubric:
      • ensure you include the correct assignment marking rubric
  • Part B:
    • Document Name
      • ensure it is the assignment #, course code, and your full name
    • Cover Page
      • this will include the assignment #, course code, and your full name
    • Check List
      • documenting the parts of the assignment that are to be included and stating that you have included them
    • Design Document(s):
      • this includes GUI Design, Top-down Design and Flow-chart(s)
    • Test Cases:
      • at least three (3) test cases (maybe more if it is needed!) done by some other method than your (or some else's) program
    • Screen Shots:
      • screen shots of your running program
      • you will include a screen shot for each test case you have from above, proving your program actually works
    • Code:
      • you must get ALL of the code into your document (in a logical order) as plain text.
    • GitHub link
      • the URL of your repo
    • Marking Rubric:
      • ensure you include the correct assignment marking rubric