Unit 4 – Programming Development
Table of Content
Introduction:......................................................................................................................................2
Gantt Chart:.......................................................................................................................................2
Requirements:...................................................................................................................................2
Design:...............................................................................................................................................2
Pseudocode:......................................................................................................................................4
Review of design:...............................................................................................................................5
Implementation:................................................................................................................................6
Test log:...........................................................................................................................................19
Functionality:...................................................................................................................................20
Testing:............................................................................................................................................23
Error:................................................................................................................................................24
Evaluation:.......................................................................................................................................25
Responsibility:..................................................................................................................................25
Creativity:........................................................................................................................................26
Self-management:...........................................................................................................................27
Bibliography:....................................................................................................................................27
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Unit 4 – Programming Development Part B & C
Introduction:
I work for a small software development firm as a junior employee. My task is to build and
construct a computer application to administer a tournament's scoring system. I will
construct the computer program using the Java language in the NetBeans environment.
Gantt Chart:
I have created a Gantt Chart to monitor the process on the computer program:
Requirements:
The criteria for creating a useful program that will run a tournament for students where the
participants may enter the event as individuals or as members of a team, and that there will
be four teams, each with five members, and 20 individual contestants. Each team will
compete in five events, each of which can be done as a team or individually. The event will
take on a variety of forms, ranging from sporting to academic challenges. Individuals and
teams will be granted points based on their performance in each event; the points awarded
for each event are still being determined, and the college is open to any recommendations I
may have. In addition, the college would prefer to allow students to enter for only one
event.
Design:
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I will employ the Waterfall Process Model, which was the first to be introduced. This model
will be used since it is simpler to use, and the assignment criteria fully follow it. It consists of
six basic phases that I will take in order to complete this work. Requirement’s collection and
analysis, system design, implementation, integration and testing, system development, and
maintenance are the phases. I am also going to utilise draw.io to create flowchart diagrams
that demonstrate hw the software will operate for each occurrence.
This is the team.
The box where you select a team.
This is the sport.
This box displays all the
scores added together.
Those are buttons.
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The box where you
select your event.
I chose this design because everything is in the right place, and the programme is simple to
use and understand for the user because there are 11 boxes with checkboxes and radio
buttons; all they have to do is check the boxes and enter scores in the textboxes, and the
programme will calculate the total scores for each team and display them in the ‘Total result
box.' After the user presses the 'Total score button,' I have added two more buttons, one of
which is the 'Reset' button, which will reset the entire program, allowing them to re-enter
all of the checkboxes, radio buttons, and textboxes without closing it. The second button I
added is the ‘Exit' button, which when pressed, displays a warning box, and prompts the
user to select whether or not to depart the program; this is quite useful since even if
someone presses it by accident, the software will not exit until you permit it to do so. After
all of this, I can confidently state that the application has been optimised to match the
needs of the customer.
Pseudocode:
Start the program
Select the event
Select the team
Select the team member
Read team members and save the variables
Read team scores
If the score is inserted for each team and event
Sum the total scores and save the result in the variable (Sum) Sum (Team1 + Team2 +
Team3 +Team4)
Display results on the screen
Else
Do not display anything
End of the program
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Table of Content
Introduction:......................................................................................................................................2
Gantt Chart:.......................................................................................................................................2
Requirements:...................................................................................................................................2
Design:...............................................................................................................................................2
Pseudocode:......................................................................................................................................4
Review of design:...............................................................................................................................5
Implementation:................................................................................................................................6
Test log:...........................................................................................................................................19
Functionality:...................................................................................................................................20
Testing:............................................................................................................................................23
Error:................................................................................................................................................24
Evaluation:.......................................................................................................................................25
Responsibility:..................................................................................................................................25
Creativity:........................................................................................................................................26
Self-management:...........................................................................................................................27
Bibliography:....................................................................................................................................27
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Unit 4 – Programming Development Part B & C
Introduction:
I work for a small software development firm as a junior employee. My task is to build and
construct a computer application to administer a tournament's scoring system. I will
construct the computer program using the Java language in the NetBeans environment.
Gantt Chart:
I have created a Gantt Chart to monitor the process on the computer program:
Requirements:
The criteria for creating a useful program that will run a tournament for students where the
participants may enter the event as individuals or as members of a team, and that there will
be four teams, each with five members, and 20 individual contestants. Each team will
compete in five events, each of which can be done as a team or individually. The event will
take on a variety of forms, ranging from sporting to academic challenges. Individuals and
teams will be granted points based on their performance in each event; the points awarded
for each event are still being determined, and the college is open to any recommendations I
may have. In addition, the college would prefer to allow students to enter for only one
event.
Design:
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I will employ the Waterfall Process Model, which was the first to be introduced. This model
will be used since it is simpler to use, and the assignment criteria fully follow it. It consists of
six basic phases that I will take in order to complete this work. Requirement’s collection and
analysis, system design, implementation, integration and testing, system development, and
maintenance are the phases. I am also going to utilise draw.io to create flowchart diagrams
that demonstrate hw the software will operate for each occurrence.
This is the team.
The box where you select a team.
This is the sport.
This box displays all the
scores added together.
Those are buttons.
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The box where you
select your event.
I chose this design because everything is in the right place, and the programme is simple to
use and understand for the user because there are 11 boxes with checkboxes and radio
buttons; all they have to do is check the boxes and enter scores in the textboxes, and the
programme will calculate the total scores for each team and display them in the ‘Total result
box.' After the user presses the 'Total score button,' I have added two more buttons, one of
which is the 'Reset' button, which will reset the entire program, allowing them to re-enter
all of the checkboxes, radio buttons, and textboxes without closing it. The second button I
added is the ‘Exit' button, which when pressed, displays a warning box, and prompts the
user to select whether or not to depart the program; this is quite useful since even if
someone presses it by accident, the software will not exit until you permit it to do so. After
all of this, I can confidently state that the application has been optimised to match the
needs of the customer.
Pseudocode:
Start the program
Select the event
Select the team
Select the team member
Read team members and save the variables
Read team scores
If the score is inserted for each team and event
Sum the total scores and save the result in the variable (Sum) Sum (Team1 + Team2 +
Team3 +Team4)
Display results on the screen
Else
Do not display anything
End of the program
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