White Tower Project

Your White Tower Project is to design and develop a Java computer program of your own/ group choosing that addresses a need at your school, club, or community. Please note that you have a limited amount of time to complete this project.

RULES FOR THE PROJECT:

  1. You can work on the project by yourself or have a team1.

  2. Written Executive Summary2 why you decided to do this particular project.

  3. The project must be in java.

  4. The project must be approved prior to you/ your team developing your program.

  5. Your program must be created by you and/or your peers. Plagiarizing code will not be accepted.

  6. You must comment out your code where appropriate.

  7. You must have an explanation of the purpose of your program at the beginning of your program.

  8. Your program should include, but not limited to: variables, arrays/ arrayList, nested iterations, loops, Boolean logic, constructors, toString, inheritance

  9. The program must work and be relatively bug-free in order to get full credit.

1 - A team is 2 or 3 people. Each person must have a significant programming role within the group.

2 - Executive Summary: project background, proposed solution, deliverables and goals, conclusion.

Project schedule

Dates

Activity

Points

Create and submit a digital project proposal that includes your brainstorming notes:

5

Your Student Developed program must included:

variables (appropriately named)

5

arrays/ arrayList (appropriately named & must have more than 3 items in the array/ arrayList)

5

nested iterations

5

loops

5

boolean logic

5

constructors

5

Encapsulation

5

toString Method

5

inheritance

5

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Deliverables for your White Tower Project:

Submission of your written proposal (revised if needed) and/or supporting documentation

10

Program Code appropriately commented (Block Code) as a .txt/.java file using the Java Style Guide

20

Include at least four test cases that demonstrates your program working as intended while also looking for conditions that break your program.**

12

Video of your program running with narration (length no more than 2 minutes)

8

TOTAL POINTS

100


** - see Example below

Test Case #

Test Case Description

Test Steps

Test Data

Expected Result

Actual Result

Pass/Fail

Case 1

Check fields when the user clicks the sign-in button

1. Enter email Address
2. Enter Password
3. Click sign-in button

Email: JEV@example.com
Password: simplePassword321

Login should be successful

Login was successful

Pass

Case 2

Check fields when the user clicks the sign-in button

1. Enter email Address
2. Enter Password
3. Click sign-in button

Email: JEV@example.com
Password: Field left blank

Login should be successful

Login was not successful

Fail