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日期：2020-07-23 10:22

Congratulations! The presentation you gave earlier of your draft concept for Mobile and Cloud

Technology impressed the directors of the technology company, and they are hungry to hear more!

They have invited you back to give another presentation, but this time they are expecting to see a

working prototype. You will show them a cloud / mobile App using the techniques taught in this

course, written in JavaScript using the Monaca IDE.

As with assignment 1, there will be a video presentation. However, this time your presentation

forms only a part of the marks you will receive. As before, make sure you prepare for your

presentation by rehearsing well. Use a presentation style that is clear, so that you message can be

easily understood. Don’t go over time: if your presentation lasts more than about 5 minutes, the part

that goes over may be ignored during marking. Try to be entertaining, be confident, and to engage

your audience. (The best way to find confidence is in repeated rehearsals.)

It is completely up to you whether to use visual aids, but you are expected to spend most of the time

demonstrating a working prototype of your project. If you need to show something happening on a

mobile device, it is recommended that you use screen casting software so that it is easily seen in

your video.

Pay attention to your user interface. It should be intuitive and easy to use. Test the operation of your

project and if part is not working, just show the parts that work. If you think a program might

“crash”, then avoid showing the feature that makes it crash. You will receive marks for correct

operation of program. The more complex your program is the more marks you will receive.

In addition to the presentation, you will provide a written explanation of your project of about 450 –

500 words (Any text over 500 words will not be marked). This will include:

? an explanation of the functionality you have included in your app. You may wish to include

screen prints/diagrams to enhance your discussion.

? a discussion of issues you came across while developing your app and how you did or did

not overcome them.

What is not acceptable:

? A programming project that does not use the methods and techniques discussed in this

course.

? Any material or software that has been submitted for assessment for another course.

? Any unreferenced material prepared by another person.

? A presentation about the project without showing the project actually working.

? A very short, trivial or obviously un-rehearsed presentation.

Coding style and referencing

Pay attention to the style and readability of your code. Do not name variables such as “x1” or “j”,

but use meaningful names, such as “starting_location”. Use functions where appropriate to separate

your code into logical parts. Add comments to all of the code that you have written.

If you use code from another source, other than the lecture and lab materials, you must clearly

indicate which parts you have written, and which are from another source. This is done by adding a

comment before and after the block of sourced code indicating the where the code was sourced

from, the code's author and a reason for using the code in your project.

Code that does not conform to this style may be assumed to be the work of someone else. If you use

code from another source without clearly referencing it, you may be investigated for academic

misconduct.

Part 2: Blackboard Submission

Use the Blackboard link Assessment / ASSIGNMENT 2 / Assignment 2 Submission Link to submit

a .zip file containing the following:

? an image or PDF file showing your student ID.

? a MS Word or PDF file containing your written explanation.

? a folder containing your project source files including your .html, .css and .js files and any

other relevant files (i.e. images). You do not need to include files generated by Monaca that

you did not edit.

Add the URL to your YouTube video in the comments section of your Blackboard submission.

Personal circumstances

If you are unable to complete a presentation in the manner described above for any reason, you are

advised to make an application for Adverse Circumstances, and to make this as early as possible so

that alternative arrangements can be made for your assessment.

Marking scheme

You will be awarded marks as follows:

Presentation Style 5

Written explanation 5

User interface 5

Style of code 5

Correct operation of program(s) 5

Complexity & relevance of project 10

TOTAL MARKS 35

Marking rubric

Component Excellent/Good Satisfactory Poor Weight

(35)

4 - 5 2-3 0-1

Presentation

Style

Very clear, entertaining

and confident style.

Presentation prepared

and rehearsed, with

clarity

Little or no evidence of

preparation. 5

Written

explanation

Thorough explanation

covering app

functionality,

development issues and

resolutions.

Some discussion

provided.

Unclear or missing

explanation 5

User

interface

Very clear design,

intuitive, attractive, and

functional screen layout

Provides adequate

functionality for

application.

Little or no effort on

user interface.

5

Style of

code

Readable well

commented code,

including reference

comments for any

externally sourced code.

Code mostly readable.

All externally sourced

code is referenced.

Could include more

comments or readability

improvements.

Contains unreferenced

externally sourced code.

Code difficult to read.

5

Correct

operation of

program

App deployed to mobile

device and operation

clearly demonstrated.

Operation shown on

Monaca preview but not

on a device.

No working prototype

demonstrated, or only

static screen prints

shown.

5

8-10 4-7 1-3 0

Complexity

& relevance

of project

Demonstration

shows multiple

mobile features

and multiple

cloud features in

operation.

Demonstration

shows mobile

features or cloud

features, but not

both.

Operates on a

device, however

no specifically

mobile or cloud

functionality

included.

No working

prototype shown. 10