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Sudoku-Project

Fork Repository Instructions

Steps:

  1. When you go to the github repository we provided, on the top right hand corner of the screen, there is a button that says "Fork". That will fork the repo to your own github
  2. Use the link https://github.com/new/import to clone your forked repo to make it private. You will work on the project by adding your own files to this private repository.

Canvas Instructions

Your team will develop a Sudoku GUI application using object-oriented programming and event-driven programming.

You can use this handout to complete the project and must complete all classes and methods as described.

PyGame Tutorial (tic tac toe, main menu with button): Video Tutorial + Module 11 lecture videos

Guidelines

  • All deliverables are one per Group.
  • Part 1: Report [2 pts]
    • Your report can be a maximum of 4 pages long.
    • Your report must contain:
      • Team Name
      • Team Members' Names
      • Idea/Project Name
      • GitHub URL (See Part 2 for details)
      • Link to Video (if created, see Part 3 for details)
      • The name of the person who submitted sudoku_generator.py on Canvas.
      • Reflection [Suggested 1-1.5 Page]
        • Distribution of Responsibility and Roles: Who did what?
        • As a group, how was the overall experience for the project?
        • Did you have any challenges? If so, describe.
        • If you were to start once again as a group, any changes you would make to the project and/or workflow?
        • Comment on what each of the members learned through this process.
        • [Optional] Add URL references to any sources your group used through learning, development, or writing.
    • The font size must be at least 11 points.
    • The report file must be named Report_Group.pdf, e.g., Report_Group11.pdf
  • Part 2: Source Code [5 pts]
    • Use GitHub to collaborate with your teammates and use a private repo to house all your source code.
    • Add the following TA/PM who will grade your project as a collaborator to your private GitHub repo.
  • Part 3: Project Showcase [2 pts]
    • Your group will record a video showcasing all the features implemented in your game.
    • Your video should visually display all functionality outlined in the project's requirements. Thus, ensure you record gameplay rather than going over the source code.
    • The maximum time limit for the video is 5 minutes and it will be strictly enforced. You will lose 20% (0.4 pts) for each additional minute you use.
    • Submitting a Video:
      • You will upload the video to YouTube and submit a URL in your report. Feel free to make it either public or unlisted.
      • You may record the video as a group or have a single member present.
      • You can use the recording software of your choice. We recommend Loom, Zoom, or QuickTime player on Mac.
  • Note that each group will receive the same score/grade. However, if we observe issues in peer grading, there will be individual penalties from 20-100% of your project grade based on social loafing or not pulling your weight.