COMPX322代写、代写java，Python编程

日期：2023-06-03 06:13

COMPX322-23A: Assignment Four

Due Date: Friday June 9tht, 5pm

Libraries and Frameworks: Project Management Application

For this coursework you are required to build a project management application which

allows users to manage their projects. You will use:

? React to build the front-end user interface.

? HTML

? Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

? JavaScript

? Bootstrap for designing [Optional]

? jQuery [Optional]

Application Description

? This is a simple application for managing projects. Users can see all the available

projects, add more projects, delete projects and sort projects.

? The application lists all the projects from a file as shown in the screenshot. Note:

this is just an example. You have to write your own CSS to display the projects in

an aesthetically pleasing manner.

? User can also delete the project by clicking on the “X” button as shown in the

above screenshot.

? When a user clicks on the “Create a New Project” button, a form should appear

for adding a new project, as shown in the screenshot.

? The form consists of a text boxes for Project Name, Project ID, Project

Description, Start Date, End Date and a Submit Button asshown in the screenshot

below (Note: aspects of the design may vary depending upon the forms of

interactivity you develop, based on your own creativity).

? On clicking the submit button, a new project should appear in the list of projects

displayed.

? The user can also search and sort the projects. Projects can be sorted in ascending

or descending order by project name and start date.

Implementation

Node.js and npm are installed on the R-block Linux lab machines.

Set up the project using ‘Create React App’ in a terminal:

npx create-react-app react-assn4

You should see the following files and directories in your react-assn4 folder.

Change directory to react-assn4 in your terminal using the following command:

cd react-assn4

The most frequent command you'll be using is npm start. That's going to start a

development server that will live preview as you code. You will also likely to want to

install some extra dependencies using npm install command. Remember to include --

save, so your package.json file is updated appropriately.

You will also benefit from installing the React developer tools extension in your web

browser, which gives you some additional abilities to inspect elements with respect to

the React framework.

Directory structure is really important. You need to create a components folder and css

folder inside the src folder. All your JavaScript files should be in the components folder

and CSS files in the css folder.

In Moodle you have been provided with the data.json file which contains some sample

examples of projects. Download this file from Moodle and copy it in the public folder of

your application. Your public folder will contain the following files:

What to submit and how

All pertinent material you have developed for this assignment must be submitted

electronically using Moodle. The submitted files must be sufficient to recreate your app

by running npm install followed by npm start. Do not include your node_modules

directory, as this can run to hundreds of MBs, and is not needed to reconstitute your

project using npm install.

You may choose between submitting a ZIP file or a ‘tar-ball’ (.tar.gz). For the former, use

the name react-assn4.zip and react-assn4.tar.gz for the latter. Marks will be deducted

for submitted assignments that do meet these requirements.

In the COMPX322 Moodle site, you will see an Assignment 4 hyperlink to the submission

page. This link allows you to upload your tar.gz/zip file. You can do this as many times as

you want up to the submission deadline for the assignment.

When you submit a file, Moodle will ask you to confirm that what you have submitted is

your own work, and will provide you with a ‘receipt’ that establishes that you have

indeed submitted something. No other mechanism for submission will be accepted.

How your work will be assessed

The assignment will be marked out of 50 as follows:

Application meets minimum functional requirements, designing

and coding for the components.

15 marks

Display list of projects 5 marks

Delete function to delete the project from the list 5 marks

Processing the form to add projects 10 marks

Sorting the projects in ascending or descending order by Project

Name and Start Date

5 marks

Appropriate folder structure and code is clearly formatted and

commented

5 marks

Lab Demonstration (mandatory) 5 marks

The deduction for incorrectly submitted files is capped at 2 marks.