[mgregston]

The Project for the semester
Project - 100 Points
Due May 1st.

Produce an Alice world which contains many of the features covered in chapters 1 – 6.

Develop a world of your choice.

Include the pseudocode (a Word for Windows file – 10 points). There is an assignment drop box all set for you to turn in the pseudocode.

There is also an assignment drop box for you to turn in the Alice world.

When the world starts, 3-D text should appear with a title and your name (3 points)

Include at least:

3 objects with movements of at least 1 objects sub parts (6 points)

1 local variable (2 points)

1 parameter (2 points)

8 primitive methods (20 points)

2 class-level created methods (10 points)

An if/else instruction (5 points)

Containing the usage of a relational operator

1 loop statement or 1 while statement (5 points)

1 Do Together tile (3 points)

1 Do in order tile (3 points)

1 example of text (say and think methods) (3 points)

1 “ask user function” (3 points)

1 math expression (3 points)

1 statement joining and displaying strings (3 points)

1 set statement (3 points)

One example of the vehicle property to make two objects move together (4 points)

Two events (10 points)
A “while the mouse is clicked on something” event
A “key pressed” event

Sound with one object (many objects come with sound – examine figure 6-40) (3 points)

Use comments to clarify the parts of the program (2 points)

Turn the file in as a .a2w file (an Alice file)




If someone could please help me i would love it. i have a general idea how to do some of it, but it would take me about 12 months to do it! i am willing to give something in return just talk to me or if you would like to just help please do so.

[Martyr2]

Well this is not as much as you think it is. You could knock out five of these requirements with one function.

Question, are you doing this in VC++ or regular C++? And what ideas do you already have for the program? My first tip would be to come up with the ideas (write them down) and then with that formulate your design and put into the pseudocode. Do this before you write any code.

This will also help us help you down the road if we know where you are going with certain tasks.