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Unit 4: Programming - Assignment 2 & 3 (Learning Aim B & C) (All Criterias met) DISTINCTION EXAMPLE

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This essay/assignment covers Unit 4: Programming - Assignment 2 & 3 only and all criteria's are met to achieve the highest grade (Distinction) along with correct structure. Just follow the content step by step to save time and to support those in achieving distinction in an effortless way. Criteria covered: B.P4 Produce a design for a computer program to meet client requirements.B.P5 Review the design with others to identify and inform improvements to the proposed solution. B.M2 Justify design decisions, showing how the design will result in an effective solution. BC.D2 Evaluate the design and optimised computer program against client requirements. C.P6 Produce a computer program that meets client requirements.C.P7 Review the extent to which the computer program meets client requirements. C.M3 Optimise the computer program to meet client requirements. BC.D3 Demonstrate individual responsibility, creativity and effective self-management in the design, development and review of the computer program.

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UNIT 4: PROGRAMMING – ASSIGNMENT 2




Arete Kosmos
BTEC

,© Arete Kosmos
Contents
Software development life cycle stages .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Interface GUI designs ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Analysis .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Test Table ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Evidencing ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Full program code: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35




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, © Arete Kosmos
Software development life cycle stages

1. The Assessment of the requirements for an identified problem:
2. Creation of the design specification
3. Development of the program code/Implementation
4. Testing
5. Maintenance/Evaluation




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Pm Heathcote Pearson BTEC Level 3 in Information Technology: Unit 1
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