AP Computer Science Principles Performance Task Questions

Q: It is always challenging to decide when to stop testing. Testing exit criteria can be decided either formally or informally.You are required to write a minimum of 2500 words on testing exit criteria.Note: Attach plagiarism report with it and the percentage of plagiarism must be less than 15%.

Please help in guiding me in the necessary steps i should take when tackling this assignment Objective: The main objective of this assignment is to assess students’ ability to apply the stepwise refinement process to develop a new algorithm and carry that through to the implementation of the program. Implementation must follow the top-down design approach, where the solution starts by describing the general functionality of a game. Next, more details are provided in successive steps to refine the implementation. Problem Description: Assume you are hired by a game developing company to write a new computer game for kids. This company has decided to create a version of tricky triangles with a few different rules hoping that this new game will be more entertaining. If you are unfamiliar with the original game of tricky triangle, please learn how to play. This modified version of tricky triangles that you required to create is very much like the original game. The differences…

Create: a) trace table for the below scenario. b)flowchart for the below scenario. c)UML diagram for the below scenario.   A gas station attendant in the 1950's performs a series of actions for every customer that comes in. The list is as follows. greet customerask for required type of gas and amountask whether customer needs other servicesask for required amount of moneygive money to cashierwait for change and receiptgive change and receipt to customersay thank you and goodbye. He does not follow these actions when he is not on shift or when there is no customer to serve. There should also be instructions for when to stop performing an action. Think about how this might be created in a computer program.

Options: 1. If following the WAVE rule, this use case would represent the entire scenario that has value to a "Player" 2. "Search Premade Characters" is an optional task after "Create Character' 3. "Select Upgrades" is an optional task after "Upgrade Character" 4. If following the WAVE rule, this use case should look at tasks from the "Player" point of view, and describe how tasks are performed

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Create flow chart to print the result of 25 students in a class. Assume that each student has 4 grades. Find the average of the grades. If it is greater than or equal to 50 then display the student is passed otherwise student is failed. Print the result and average for 25 students.

Each group must SUBMIT both parts; Programming and Report. The Programming SHOULD use C++ language ONLY. Plagiarism will NOT BE TOLERATED; if detected; the penalty may be severe and may lead to failure to this project. The due date to PRESENT AND SUBMIT both parts is on WEEK 14 during your class/lab sessions. Programming The theme for the project is developing an information system. You may choose either a booking system, a reservation system, an ordering system, an inventory system, a rental system OR a membership system. Each group should decide a unique PROJECT TITLE. For example, Cinema Ticket Booking System is only for one group. • The system should have following functions as a MENU list: 1. Add item (new item into a list using queue concept) 2. Process item in (1) (processed item into a new normal list) 3. Display item (based on the new list in no. 2 in ascending order using simple sort technique) 4. Exit Sample MENU for Cinema Ticket Booking System. WELCOME TO CINEMA TICKET…

Employee Management system: This system allows the employees to apply for leaves, upload certificates etc. online. The HR Manager can also use the system for administrative purpose. Create your own case study (problem statement) for the above application and Class diagram with at least 4 classes and explain all the relationships