Creative Project II  Chapter 1-6  (In lieu of exam 3)        Helpful Link       Name_________________________________

For each world you will upload  a Word document containing both the code and snapshot of your run but also a paper as described in step (f) below.  You will  hand in your project on a flash drive as well as a printed storyboard
1. Your name, date, and lab and problem title. E.g.:
            Angela Student
            30 November 2011
            Project II
2. Your storyboard.
3. The code for World my first method (select export code for printing and highlight World My First Method)
4. The code itself must contain Alice comments including  one at the beginning which includes your name and date.
5. The code for all the other methods that you write for that world and comments for each method..
6. A picture taken of the scene and printed out (you can insert the captured image into a word document or web page and insert  it)
7. The honor code

For this project, you may work with a partner (two people only, please!)

You have a choice of two scenarios:

1) A game of some sort.  You must devise a score-keeping mechanism to let the user know when they have won (or completed) the game.

2) A commercial.  The commercial must run for at least one minute and advertise some product. You can use a “billboard” to create a 2D image of the product in the world.  There must be an event handled in the commercial.

Here are the requirements:

a) You (and your partner) are to devise a storyboard for the overall animation. Prepare the storyboard as something you can show the class (not just scrawled notes on a sheet of scruffy paper).

b) Your animation must use at least four methods and at least one function that you and your partner have written.  Each partner should be responsible for writing the code for at least two methods.  Your program should contain and use at least one list or array.

c)  Parameters must be used for at least two of the methods/functions.

d) You must use a loop or while statement somewhere in the code (this does not include events with BDE structures).

e) You must use at least one decision statement (if)

f) If you work with another person, each person must prepare their own written hand-in for the project that describes how you and your partner split up the work for the project.  Whether you worked with a partner or alone, you must  describe which of the methods/questions you wrote, what kinds of statements you used and why you used them.