Demonstrate comprehensive analytical knowledge of design and implementation of object oriented programmes, taking quality and reusability into account using API’s or object repositories.
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Module title:
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Object Oriented Programming
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Learning outcomes assessed within this piece of work as agreed at the programme level meeting
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On successful completion of this module students will be able to
- Gain knowledge and understanding of OOP concepts and principles and be able to evaluate and interpret within the context.
- Demonstrate comprehensive analytical knowledge of design and implementation of object oriented programmes, taking quality and reusability into account using API’s or object repositories.
- Employ a structural approach to test OOP based systems, using a test plan, monitoring expected and actual results.
- Evaluate and collect information from a variety of authoritative sources to inform a choice of solutions to standard problems; advance the knowledge of OOP; and become familiar with a variety of research methods such as qualitative and quantitative.
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Coursework Tasks
Your assessment consists of two pieces of coursework: Coursework 1 is an individual software project which assesses learning outcomes 1, 2 and 3. Coursework 2 is an individual report which assesses learning outcome 4.
Coursework 1
Requirements
You have recently begun a position at Mechachrome software ltd as a junior programmer and have joined a small development team to deliver a Student registration system for a small local college. Bright-Future is a college that currently runs three courses, Computing, Accounting and Business Studies to Home and foreign students. The fees for each course is £3000 for home students and £6000 for foreign students. Each course is 1 year in duration. The college would like the new system to register students onto a course. At times some students may wish to change courses within the college so a feature to enable this should be provided in the final solution. When registering the students, students have the option to pay the full fees upfront or at a minimal pay 1/3 of the fees. The opening main menu could look something like this:
The user interface will be menu driven prompting the user to select a choice, quantity and subsequently to pay by inserting the money. The menu could look something like:
Depending on the option selected from the main menu, submenus should branch out offering the user different options e.g. if option 1 from the main menu is selected, a submenu should appear offering the user the choice select a quantity.
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