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COMP41670: Software Engineering

2022 / 2023

Individual Project

Patience Game

Read the rules of Patience at https://simple.wikibooks.org/wiki/Card_Games/Patience Play some Patience games!!!

https://g.co/kgs/YCdqP8

Implement and verify a Java program that allows a user to play Patience. The program should have the following features:

· Displays the cards on the console and takes input from the keyboard (i.e. no GUI).

· The display lists the score and number of moves so far. The scoring should be as follows for successful moves:

o 10 points per card moving from the uncovered pile to one of the suits

o 20 points per card moving from one of the lanes to one of the suits

o 5 points per card moving between lanes

· The uncovered pile is labelled “P”, the card “lanes” are numbered 1-7, and suite piles are labelled D (diamonds), H (hearts), C (clubs) and S (spades).

· Prompt the user to enter a command.

· The user can enter the following commands:

o Q = quit

o D = uncover a new card from the draw pile

o EITHER:

§ <label1><label2> = move one card from <label1> to <label2>. E.g. “P2” or “2D”

§ <label1><label2><number> = move <number> cards from <label1> to <label2>. E.g. “413”.

Submission

For all assignments, submit a zip file named with your student number containing following items.

· A report

o Name,

o Your self-assessment checklist that lists for the FINAL CODE all of the features with a comment as to whether the feature is fully working, partially working, or not working. Explain partially working features in more detail.

· A video (max. 5 minutes) in .mp4 format of a screen recording with voice over. The video should:

o Show the working features

o Explain the structure of your code

o Explain how you tested the code

· A directory containing the source code.

· A directory containing an executable JAR file for the program (see Brightspace – Learning Materials - About the Tools for more information on creating the JAR).

Grading Scheme

Functionality is worth 80% of the grade. Code quality is worth 20% of the grade.

Both are marked according to the scoresheets below. The numerical value is converted to a grade using the Alternative Linear Conversion Grade Scale 40% Pass.

https://www.ucd.ie/students/exams/gradingandremediation/understandinggrades/

Functionality

Functionality is marked as the percentage of features working correctly. Each feature is scored by its number of points, which indicates the difficulty of implementing the feature.

Programs are marked against the functionality described in this document. It is OK to include extra functionality to your game in addition to the items listed above. However, any extra functionality should be in addition to the functionality listed above, not instead of. For example, you might choose to add a feature whereby the player can click icons using the mouse. That's OK but you should also allow the user to type in the commands as specified.

Code Quality

Code quality is marked according to the quality checklist below.