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FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 1
Super Fantastic Kiosk
Due Date: 10pm on Friday in Week 7 (23rd April 2021)
Introduction
This assignment is worth 10% of the marks for your final assessment in this unit. Heavy
penalties will apply for late submission. This is an individual assignment and must be
entirely your own work. You must attribute the source of any part of your code which you
have not written yourself. Your program will be checked with a code similarity detector.
Please note the section on plagiarism in this document.
The assignment must be done using the BlueJ environment.
The Java source code for this assignment must be implemented in accordance with the Java
Coding Standards for this unit.
Any points needing clarification may be discussed with your tutor in the lab session.
Specification
For this assignment you will write a program that simulates a rather simplistic Super
Fantastic Kiosk. This section specifies the required functionality of the program. Only a
simple text interface (using the BlueJ Terminal Window) is required for this program;
however, more marks will be gained for a program that is easy to follow with clear
information/error messages to the player.
The aim of your program is to simulate a physical kiosk commonly found in shopping malls,
where a customer picks an item to purchase, from a small selection of items available. Your
program will display a menu which allows the customer to select various options to simulate
the various kiosk operations. For this kiosk, only 5 items (with fixed prices) are available for
the customer to pick. The kiosk also offers an option for the customer to pick a random item
(see Item Table in the Program Logic section below).
To purchase any item, the customer must first create an “order”, by providing his/her** name
and entering some “credits”. Your program will keep track of the customer’s credit balance
and should stop him from purchasing any items which are too expensive. The program will
also keep a record of all the items he has purchased, and the total cost of the items. At any
point, the program can print out these statistics on request.
For this assignment, the program will only handle ONE customer at any one time. However,
the customer can be changed while the program is executing. Every time a customer is
changed (via Option (1)), the current order is finalised and a new order is created.
** for the rest of the document, "he/his" will be taken to mean "he/she/his/her", etc.
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 2
Program Logic
The Super Fantastic Kiosk program begins with a welcome message followed by a menu
with the following options:
Option (1) prompts the customer to create a new order, by entering a name (for the
customer) and a starting credit. The customer’s name must not be blank, and the credit must
be more than 0. If this option is chosen again after an order has already been set up or the
order is in progress, a "new" order is created (i.e. with a new customer, and new credit). Note
that the "new" order replaces the "old" order – i.e. there is only ever one order (and hence one
customer) at any one time.
Option (2) allows the customer to “buy” more credit to add to his existing credit.
Option (3) simulates a purchase operation. The customer should be shown a list of available
items to pick from (see Item Table below). If the customer picks Item #6, the computer
generates a random number between 1 and 5 and then use that number to pick one of the 5
available items for him.
Item Table
Item Number Item Name Item Cost
1 Pen $10
2 Book $20
3 DVD $30
4 Mouse $40
5 Keyboard $50
6 --- (computer picks a random item from above)
All the items purchased are recorded with the current Order, until the customer selects
Option (5) to collect the items he has purchased.
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option:
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21 March 2021 3
For the purpose of this assignment, the "items" are simply implemented as a single String.
If the user enters a number which is less than 1, or more than 6, it should be rejected, and his
credit balance remains unchanged.
If the customer tries to purchase an item which costs more than his current credit balance, the
operation should be rejected, and an appropriate error message printed.
Option (4) displays some statistics about the customer's current order
Option (5) indicates that the customer has finished with his order, and wishes to collect the
items purchased. This should also clear the current order, in preparation for the next order.
Option (6) displays some brief instructions regarding how to use the program. It must at least
inform the customer of the rules of item selection (see Item Table under Option (3) above).
Option (7) exits the program. All customer/order statistics should be cleared.
Sample screenshots of typical inputs/outputs (including invalid inputs) for Options (1), (3),
(4) & (5):
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 1
Enter your name please: Andy
Buy some credits please: $45
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 3
These are the items available for sale today:
------------------------------------------------------------
(1) PEN, worth $10.
(2) BOOK, worth $20.
(3) DVD, worth $30.
(4) MOUSE, worth $40.
(5) KEYBOARD, worth $50.
(6) Let ME pick a random item for you!!!
Pick a number between 1-6: 5
Sorry, you do not have enough credit to purchase this item!
Credit Balance: $45, Item Cost: $50
...
Note: these are just
highlighted here to
show the results
more clearly - you
do not need to show
any colouring in
your program's
outputs.
this shows
the creation
of a new
order
this shows
insufficient
credit to
purchase item
this shows
the list of
available
items
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 4
Screenshots continued….
...
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 3
These are the items available for sale today:
------------------------------------------------------------
(1) PEN, worth $10.
(2) BOOK, worth $20.
(3) DVD, worth $30.
(4) MOUSE, worth $40.
(5) KEYBOARD, worth $50.
(6) Let ME pick a random item for you!!!
Pick a number between 1-6: 2
You have bought a BOOK, worth $20.
Your new credit balance is now: $25
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 3
These are the items available for sale today:
------------------------------------------------------------
(1) PEN, worth $10.
(2) BOOK, worth $20.
(3) DVD, worth $30.
(4) MOUSE, worth $40.
(5) KEYBOARD, worth $50.
(6) Let ME pick a random item for you!!!
Pick a number between 1-6: 8
Error: your choice must be between 1-6
...
this shows a
valid purchase
this shows an
invalid option
being entered
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 5
Sample screenshots continued…
NB : all the above screenshots are related (ie. should be read from top to bottom), with some
moves omitted for brevity.
...some operations not shown here...
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 4
Customer Andy has purchased these items:
KEYBOARD, BOOK, MOUSE
worth a total of $110
Credit balance: $25
.
...some operations not shown here...
.
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 5
Customer Andy has purchased these items:
KEYBOARD, BOOK, MOUSE, BOOK
worth a total of $130
Credit balance: $5
Thank you for shopping with us. Please collect your goods (and your balance)
at the front desk.
this shows the
current order
status
some operations
(e.g. more credit
was purchased) are
omitted for brevity
this shows the
order summary
when an order is
finalised
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 6
Additional Notes:
The menu must be displayed repeatedly after each operation (as shown in the screenshots),
until the user chooses Option (7). Inputs other than 1-7 (including non-numeric characters)
should be rejected, and an error message printed.
If the user chooses Option (2), (3), (4) or (5) before a new order has been created (Option
(1)), an appropriate error message should be printed, with the operation aborted and menu re-
displayed.
If the user chooses Option (1) when an order is in progress (i.e. the current customer has
purchased some items), the existing order is finalised before the new order is created.
Your program must deal with invalid values entered by the user in a sensible manner.
For all the options, the inputs/outputs can be formatted in many different ways. Discuss with
your tutor regarding how you should implement these in your program.
Assume that the items’ costs, and the customers’ credits, are all integers. Also assume that the
user inputs are always of the correct data types (ie. when an integer is required, only an
integer is entered, etc), except for the main menu options.
The sample screenshots above are merely meant to be examples. Your user interface need not
be exactly as shown in those examples. However, you should discuss with your tutor about
what to include in your user interface. Keep it simple and intuitive.
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 7
Program Design
Your program must demonstrate your understanding of the object-oriented concepts and
general programming constructs presented in this unit.
The data type of each field in the classes must be chosen carefully in accordance with the
requirements of the program described in the preceding sections, and you must be able to
justify the choice of the data type of each field. You may want to include comments in the
class to explain any assumptions made.
Your code should conform to the FIT9131 Java Coding Standards; any violations will lead
to marks being deducted.
Basic validation of values for fields and local variables should also be implemented. You
should not allow an object of a class to be set to an invalid state. You should include
appropriate constructor(s) for each class, and accessor/mutator methods for all the attributes.
You class design should include at least these classes:
Kiosk
Customer
LuckyDipGenerator
Discuss with your tutor what attributes/behaviour are suitable for these classes, and how they
interact with each other.
You should make the following assumptions:
• a Kiosk object will be responsible for displaying the menus, accepting user
responses, and performing all the requested operations. It will make use of one (1)
Customer object and one (1) LuckyDipGenerator object.
• a Customer object will remember his own name, what items he has purchased (&
their total costs). For this assignment, you can just store all the items purchased as a
single String containing all their names, separated by some sensible delimiters,
e.g. "Book, DVD, Mouse, Book, DVD, Book" - this means the customer has
purchased 6 items so far. You can decide how to format the actual string.
• a LuckyDipGenerator object will be used to generate a number between 1-5.
This is used by the program to choose the random item for the customer.
You can add any other appropriate classes in your design. However, if you do, you must
discuss these with your tutor first. You should always start with a simple design, and then
improve it if needed.
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 8
Assessment
Assessment for this assignment will be done via an interview with your tutor. The marks will
be allocated as follows:
• Object-oriented design quality. This will be assessed on appropriate implementation of
classes, fields, constructors, methods and validation of an object’s state 30%
• Adherence to FIT9131 Java Coding Standards 10%
• Program functionality in accordance the requirements 60%
You must submit your work by the submission deadline on the due date (a late penalty of
10% per day, inclusive of weekends, of the possible marks will apply - up to a maximum of
100%). There will be no extensions - so start working on it early.
Marks will be deducted for untidy/incomplete submissions, and non-conformances to the
FIT9131 Java Coding Standards.
Interview (Important: this is where most of your marks will come from)
You will be asked to demonstrate your program at an “interview” following the submission
date. At the interview, you will be asked to explain your code, your design, discuss design
decisions and alternatives, and modify your code as required. Marks will not be awarded for
any section of code or functionality that you cannot explain satisfactorily (your tutor may
also delete excessive in-code comments before you are asked to explain that code).
In other words, you will be assessed on your understanding of the code, and not solely on
the actual code itself.
Interview times will be arranged in the lab sessions in Week 7. It is your responsibility to
attend the lab and arrange an interview time with your tutor.
The actual interview will take place during the week after week 7, via Zoom or other video
facilities. You must have audio and video capabilities on your computer that can be used
for the interview.
Any student who does not attend an interview will receive a mark of 0 for the assignment.
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
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Submission Requirements
The assignment must be uploaded to Moodle on or before the due date (as listed at the start of
this document). The link to upload the assignment will be made available, along with a
check-list of things to submit, in the Assessments section of the unit’s Moodle site before the
submission deadline. The submission requirements are as follows:
Your submission must be in the form of a ZIP file, uploaded to Moodle, and contains:
• the BlueJ project you created to implement your assignment. The .zip file should be
named with your Student ID Number. For example, if your id is 12345678, then the file
should be named 12345678_A1.zip. Do not name your zip file with any other name.
• it is your responsibility to check that your ZIP file contains all the correct files, and is
not corrupted, before you submit it. If your tutor cannot open your zip file, or if it
does not contain the correct files, you will not be assessed.
Marks will be deducted for failure to comply with any of these requirements. If you are
unsure about the submission requirements (e.g. how to create a Zip file, or where does BlueJ
store your Assignment project files), consult your tutor BEFORE the submission date.
During submission, you will be asked to accept an online submission statement. No physical
Assignment Cover Sheet is needed.
Warning: there will be no extensions to the due date. Any late submission will incur the
10% per day penalty. It is strongly suggested that you submit the assignment well before the
deadline, in case there are some unexpected complications on the day (e.g. interruptions to
your internet connection).
Plagiarism
Cheating and plagiarism are viewed as serious offences. In cases where cheating has been
confirmed, students have been severely penalised, from losing all marks for an assignment, to
facing disciplinary action at the Faculty level. Monash has several policies in relation to these
offences and it is your responsibility to acquaint yourself with these.
Your program will be checked with a code similarity detector.
Academic integrity, plagiarism and collusion :
(https://www.monash.edu/students/academic/policies/academic-integrity)
学霸联盟
21 March 2021 1
Super Fantastic Kiosk
Due Date: 10pm on Friday in Week 7 (23rd April 2021)
Introduction
This assignment is worth 10% of the marks for your final assessment in this unit. Heavy
penalties will apply for late submission. This is an individual assignment and must be
entirely your own work. You must attribute the source of any part of your code which you
have not written yourself. Your program will be checked with a code similarity detector.
Please note the section on plagiarism in this document.
The assignment must be done using the BlueJ environment.
The Java source code for this assignment must be implemented in accordance with the Java
Coding Standards for this unit.
Any points needing clarification may be discussed with your tutor in the lab session.
Specification
For this assignment you will write a program that simulates a rather simplistic Super
Fantastic Kiosk. This section specifies the required functionality of the program. Only a
simple text interface (using the BlueJ Terminal Window) is required for this program;
however, more marks will be gained for a program that is easy to follow with clear
information/error messages to the player.
The aim of your program is to simulate a physical kiosk commonly found in shopping malls,
where a customer picks an item to purchase, from a small selection of items available. Your
program will display a menu which allows the customer to select various options to simulate
the various kiosk operations. For this kiosk, only 5 items (with fixed prices) are available for
the customer to pick. The kiosk also offers an option for the customer to pick a random item
(see Item Table in the Program Logic section below).
To purchase any item, the customer must first create an “order”, by providing his/her** name
and entering some “credits”. Your program will keep track of the customer’s credit balance
and should stop him from purchasing any items which are too expensive. The program will
also keep a record of all the items he has purchased, and the total cost of the items. At any
point, the program can print out these statistics on request.
For this assignment, the program will only handle ONE customer at any one time. However,
the customer can be changed while the program is executing. Every time a customer is
changed (via Option (1)), the current order is finalised and a new order is created.
** for the rest of the document, "he/his" will be taken to mean "he/she/his/her", etc.
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 2
Program Logic
The Super Fantastic Kiosk program begins with a welcome message followed by a menu
with the following options:
Option (1) prompts the customer to create a new order, by entering a name (for the
customer) and a starting credit. The customer’s name must not be blank, and the credit must
be more than 0. If this option is chosen again after an order has already been set up or the
order is in progress, a "new" order is created (i.e. with a new customer, and new credit). Note
that the "new" order replaces the "old" order – i.e. there is only ever one order (and hence one
customer) at any one time.
Option (2) allows the customer to “buy” more credit to add to his existing credit.
Option (3) simulates a purchase operation. The customer should be shown a list of available
items to pick from (see Item Table below). If the customer picks Item #6, the computer
generates a random number between 1 and 5 and then use that number to pick one of the 5
available items for him.
Item Table
Item Number Item Name Item Cost
1 Pen $10
2 Book $20
3 DVD $30
4 Mouse $40
5 Keyboard $50
6 --- (computer picks a random item from above)
All the items purchased are recorded with the current Order, until the customer selects
Option (5) to collect the items he has purchased.
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option:
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 3
For the purpose of this assignment, the "items" are simply implemented as a single String.
If the user enters a number which is less than 1, or more than 6, it should be rejected, and his
credit balance remains unchanged.
If the customer tries to purchase an item which costs more than his current credit balance, the
operation should be rejected, and an appropriate error message printed.
Option (4) displays some statistics about the customer's current order
Option (5) indicates that the customer has finished with his order, and wishes to collect the
items purchased. This should also clear the current order, in preparation for the next order.
Option (6) displays some brief instructions regarding how to use the program. It must at least
inform the customer of the rules of item selection (see Item Table under Option (3) above).
Option (7) exits the program. All customer/order statistics should be cleared.
Sample screenshots of typical inputs/outputs (including invalid inputs) for Options (1), (3),
(4) & (5):
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 1
Enter your name please: Andy
Buy some credits please: $45
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 3
These are the items available for sale today:
------------------------------------------------------------
(1) PEN, worth $10.
(2) BOOK, worth $20.
(3) DVD, worth $30.
(4) MOUSE, worth $40.
(5) KEYBOARD, worth $50.
(6) Let ME pick a random item for you!!!
Pick a number between 1-6: 5
Sorry, you do not have enough credit to purchase this item!
Credit Balance: $45, Item Cost: $50
...
Note: these are just
highlighted here to
show the results
more clearly - you
do not need to show
any colouring in
your program's
outputs.
this shows
the creation
of a new
order
this shows
insufficient
credit to
purchase item
this shows
the list of
available
items
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 4
Screenshots continued….
...
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 3
These are the items available for sale today:
------------------------------------------------------------
(1) PEN, worth $10.
(2) BOOK, worth $20.
(3) DVD, worth $30.
(4) MOUSE, worth $40.
(5) KEYBOARD, worth $50.
(6) Let ME pick a random item for you!!!
Pick a number between 1-6: 2
You have bought a BOOK, worth $20.
Your new credit balance is now: $25
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 3
These are the items available for sale today:
------------------------------------------------------------
(1) PEN, worth $10.
(2) BOOK, worth $20.
(3) DVD, worth $30.
(4) MOUSE, worth $40.
(5) KEYBOARD, worth $50.
(6) Let ME pick a random item for you!!!
Pick a number between 1-6: 8
Error: your choice must be between 1-6
...
this shows a
valid purchase
this shows an
invalid option
being entered
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 5
Sample screenshots continued…
NB : all the above screenshots are related (ie. should be read from top to bottom), with some
moves omitted for brevity.
...some operations not shown here...
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 4
Customer Andy has purchased these items:
KEYBOARD, BOOK, MOUSE
worth a total of $110
Credit balance: $25
.
...some operations not shown here...
.
Welcome to Super Fantastic Kiosk
==========================
(1) Create A New Order
(2) Buy More Credit
(3) Purchase An Item
(4) What Have I Ordered So Far?
(5) Collect My Order
(6) Display Help
(7) Leave Kiosk
Choose an option: 5
Customer Andy has purchased these items:
KEYBOARD, BOOK, MOUSE, BOOK
worth a total of $130
Credit balance: $5
Thank you for shopping with us. Please collect your goods (and your balance)
at the front desk.
this shows the
current order
status
some operations
(e.g. more credit
was purchased) are
omitted for brevity
this shows the
order summary
when an order is
finalised
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 6
Additional Notes:
The menu must be displayed repeatedly after each operation (as shown in the screenshots),
until the user chooses Option (7). Inputs other than 1-7 (including non-numeric characters)
should be rejected, and an error message printed.
If the user chooses Option (2), (3), (4) or (5) before a new order has been created (Option
(1)), an appropriate error message should be printed, with the operation aborted and menu re-
displayed.
If the user chooses Option (1) when an order is in progress (i.e. the current customer has
purchased some items), the existing order is finalised before the new order is created.
Your program must deal with invalid values entered by the user in a sensible manner.
For all the options, the inputs/outputs can be formatted in many different ways. Discuss with
your tutor regarding how you should implement these in your program.
Assume that the items’ costs, and the customers’ credits, are all integers. Also assume that the
user inputs are always of the correct data types (ie. when an integer is required, only an
integer is entered, etc), except for the main menu options.
The sample screenshots above are merely meant to be examples. Your user interface need not
be exactly as shown in those examples. However, you should discuss with your tutor about
what to include in your user interface. Keep it simple and intuitive.
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 7
Program Design
Your program must demonstrate your understanding of the object-oriented concepts and
general programming constructs presented in this unit.
The data type of each field in the classes must be chosen carefully in accordance with the
requirements of the program described in the preceding sections, and you must be able to
justify the choice of the data type of each field. You may want to include comments in the
class to explain any assumptions made.
Your code should conform to the FIT9131 Java Coding Standards; any violations will lead
to marks being deducted.
Basic validation of values for fields and local variables should also be implemented. You
should not allow an object of a class to be set to an invalid state. You should include
appropriate constructor(s) for each class, and accessor/mutator methods for all the attributes.
You class design should include at least these classes:
Kiosk
Customer
LuckyDipGenerator
Discuss with your tutor what attributes/behaviour are suitable for these classes, and how they
interact with each other.
You should make the following assumptions:
• a Kiosk object will be responsible for displaying the menus, accepting user
responses, and performing all the requested operations. It will make use of one (1)
Customer object and one (1) LuckyDipGenerator object.
• a Customer object will remember his own name, what items he has purchased (&
their total costs). For this assignment, you can just store all the items purchased as a
single String containing all their names, separated by some sensible delimiters,
e.g. "Book, DVD, Mouse, Book, DVD, Book" - this means the customer has
purchased 6 items so far. You can decide how to format the actual string.
• a LuckyDipGenerator object will be used to generate a number between 1-5.
This is used by the program to choose the random item for the customer.
You can add any other appropriate classes in your design. However, if you do, you must
discuss these with your tutor first. You should always start with a simple design, and then
improve it if needed.
FIT9131 Semester 1 2021 Assignment 1
21 March 2021 8
Assessment
Assessment for this assignment will be done via an interview with your tutor. The marks will
be allocated as follows:
• Object-oriented design quality. This will be assessed on appropriate implementation of
classes, fields, constructors, methods and validation of an object’s state 30%
• Adherence to FIT9131 Java Coding Standards 10%
• Program functionality in accordance the requirements 60%
You must submit your work by the submission deadline on the due date (a late penalty of
10% per day, inclusive of weekends, of the possible marks will apply - up to a maximum of
100%). There will be no extensions - so start working on it early.
Marks will be deducted for untidy/incomplete submissions, and non-conformances to the
FIT9131 Java Coding Standards.
Interview (Important: this is where most of your marks will come from)
You will be asked to demonstrate your program at an “interview” following the submission
date. At the interview, you will be asked to explain your code, your design, discuss design
decisions and alternatives, and modify your code as required. Marks will not be awarded for
any section of code or functionality that you cannot explain satisfactorily (your tutor may
also delete excessive in-code comments before you are asked to explain that code).
In other words, you will be assessed on your understanding of the code, and not solely on
the actual code itself.
Interview times will be arranged in the lab sessions in Week 7. It is your responsibility to
attend the lab and arrange an interview time with your tutor.
The actual interview will take place during the week after week 7, via Zoom or other video
facilities. You must have audio and video capabilities on your computer that can be used
for the interview.
Any student who does not attend an interview will receive a mark of 0 for the assignment.
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Submission Requirements
The assignment must be uploaded to Moodle on or before the due date (as listed at the start of
this document). The link to upload the assignment will be made available, along with a
check-list of things to submit, in the Assessments section of the unit’s Moodle site before the
submission deadline. The submission requirements are as follows:
Your submission must be in the form of a ZIP file, uploaded to Moodle, and contains:
• the BlueJ project you created to implement your assignment. The .zip file should be
named with your Student ID Number. For example, if your id is 12345678, then the file
should be named 12345678_A1.zip. Do not name your zip file with any other name.
• it is your responsibility to check that your ZIP file contains all the correct files, and is
not corrupted, before you submit it. If your tutor cannot open your zip file, or if it
does not contain the correct files, you will not be assessed.
Marks will be deducted for failure to comply with any of these requirements. If you are
unsure about the submission requirements (e.g. how to create a Zip file, or where does BlueJ
store your Assignment project files), consult your tutor BEFORE the submission date.
During submission, you will be asked to accept an online submission statement. No physical
Assignment Cover Sheet is needed.
Warning: there will be no extensions to the due date. Any late submission will incur the
10% per day penalty. It is strongly suggested that you submit the assignment well before the
deadline, in case there are some unexpected complications on the day (e.g. interruptions to
your internet connection).
Plagiarism
Cheating and plagiarism are viewed as serious offences. In cases where cheating has been
confirmed, students have been severely penalised, from losing all marks for an assignment, to
facing disciplinary action at the Faculty level. Monash has several policies in relation to these
offences and it is your responsibility to acquaint yourself with these.
Your program will be checked with a code similarity detector.
Academic integrity, plagiarism and collusion :
(https://www.monash.edu/students/academic/policies/academic-integrity)
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