Portfolio Review 4

Contents

Overview

PR4 will be handled in similarly to PR4. All of the instructions will be in this zip file: pr4.zip. You may browse these files online here: pr4/.

All materials (see Materials) must be submitted to Canvas in a zip file by 8:59am on Tuesday December 2 to not loose promptness points.

Primary skills assessed

PR4's focus is primarily on classes, structs, and arrays. See pr4/point-breakdown.txt for exact point breakdowns.

• planning software projects
• writing C++ programs:
  • programming style
  • outputting data to a terminal screen
  • interacting with a user via a terminal
  • variables (declaring, initializing, using, naming)
  • branching (if and switch statements)
  • loops (while, do while, for)
  • functions (declaring, defining, invoking; pass-by-reference/value)
  • classes/structs (defining, initializing, and using)
  • arrays
• communication
• problem solving
• creativity
• effort
• participation

Materials

The following materials are required in order to earn promptness points. All files must be submitted to Canvas in a zip file by the deadline to count.

• Lab 9—Snake and Form (modified C++ code), questions from parts 1 and 2, and a reflection.txt
• Lab 10—Arrays C++ code from parts 1 and 2 and reflection.txt
• PA4 (description, requirements, use cases, flowchart [only need to draw out main and two of your functions], pseudo code, pa4.cpp, README, reflection.txt)
• Topic review questions (topic-questions.txt—see pr4/topic-questions.txt for the questions).
• a portfolio report (report.txt)
• Exam 2 (no need to submit)
• any make up work from PR1–PR3, except review questions
  • each should be added to the redo folder in its own sub-folder (e.g., redo/lab5/)
  • include both the redone materials and a file called redo.txt that describes what you redid and what points you are hoping to make up
• anything extra you'd like to do (please see me to discuss what you'll be submitting)