Gavin Frazar

Roderic Deichler

Description

A program which provides a set of minigames for the user to complete.

User Stories

As a user I can start a session so that I can see the start button.
As a user, I can click a button so that I can play a game of Lights Out.
As a user, I can click a button so that I can play an SQL injection minigame.
As a user, I can play in a GUI interface from Java Swing, so that I can better enjoy the game.

Software

The software runs in a GUI environment. It currently shows the minigames available as soon as you click start.

User Should Stories

As a user, I would like to have more minigames to play.
As a user, I would like to have a more robust main menu.
As a user, I would like there to be sounds.
As a user, I would like there to be negative reinforcement to help me improve.
As a user, I would like to visualize a timer to see how long I have to win.

README.md Review

The README.md is not very well put together. It needs to be updated to include more information, but this is not surprising since it is a GreenField project.

Build.XML

The build.xml file is in good shape and is an Ant Build.XML

Current Issues

The current issues are:
1. Create several more minigames
2. Improve GUI
3. Implement a timer
4. Add sound effects
5. Randomly assign minigames to play

Additional Issues

All current issues are additional issues, because this is a GreenField project.

Assessment of the Code

It's clear how the classes relate to one another. Every minigame extends the MiniGame class.
The code is easy to understand. It is readable and straightforward.

Advice to anyone wanting to understand the code:

Every minigame will extend the MiniGame class and use it to make a new Frame.
The MainGameFrame creates the GUI environment from which all minigames are initialized.

Test Coverage

As of the time of writing there are no tests yet implemented.
There are huge opportunities for expanding test coverage