1.4 Grade Book Assignment

Overview
1.Getting Started
A Make a copy of your Grade Book 1.3 LastName folder and .sln file and rename the copied versions to Grade Book 1.4 LastName
B The class diagram below represents the current structure of the GradeBookScenario solution
Class diagram showing the current GradeBookScenario structure at the start of Grade Book 1.4.
Class Diagram - Starting Structure
2.Have the student's completed assignment be based off of their knowledge level
A Add Buttons to the MainWindow.xaml and event handlers to the MainWindow.xaml.cs based on the class diagram below
Class diagram showing the MainWindow midterm button event handlers and GradeBook relationships.
Class Diagram - Midterm Buttons
<Button x:Name="takeMidtermButton" Content="Take midterm" Click="takeMidtermButton_Click"/>

<Button x:Name="writeEssayButton" Content="Write midterm essay" Click="writeEssayButton_Click"/>
B Modify the EnrolledCourse field based on the class diagram below and then update all references
Class diagram showing the Student association renamed from EnrolledCourse to Course.
Class Diagram - Rename EnrolledCourse
C Add parameters to the methods as shown in the class diagram below
Add Parameters:Class diagram showing parameters added to TakeAssignment, CompleteAssignment, and Complete.
Class Diagram
D Pass in the proper arguments into the method calls based on the sequence diagram below
Sequence diagram showing arguments passed through TakeAssignment, CompleteAssignment, and Complete.
1.4 Grade Book 2 Sequence TakeAssignment.png
1 Pass in "Midterm" and "10/07/2018" for both Midterms and "Final" and "12/18/2018" for both Finals as arguments in the TakeAssignment call
2 Pass in the student's KnowledgeLevel as an argument in the CompleteAssignment call
E In the CompleteAssignment method, write if statements based on the activity diagram below
Activity diagram showing conditional calls to Midterm.Complete and Final.Complete based on the assignment type.
Activity Diagram - CompleteAssignment
F Modify the Complete method
1 After the Submission field is instantiated, define a local variable of type double named difficultyFactor and assign it to 100 minus the half of the assignment's Difficulty
2 Assign the Submission's Accuracy to half of the student's knowledgeLevel plus half of the difficultyFactor instead of 70
3 Assign the Submission's CompletionDate to the date passed in
G Check Your Work (Blackboard Midterm):
1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the takeMidtermButton_Click
2 Start the application. Click the 'New Blackboard' button. Click the 'Take midterm' button
3 Ensure that Arthur's Midterm's Submission's Accuracy is 79.575 and that the CompletionDate is 10/07/2018
4 Ensure that Arthur's Final's Submission is null
H Check Your Work (Blackboard Final):
1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the takeFinalButton_Click
2 Start the application. Click the 'New Blackboard' button. Click the 'Take final' button
3 Ensure that Arthur's Final's Submission's Accuracy is 66.55 and that the CompletionDate is 12/18/2018
I Check Your Work (Canvas Midterm):
1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the writeEssayButton_Click
2 Start the application. Click the 'New Canvas' button. Click the 'Write midterm essay' button
3 Ensure that Samantha's Midterm's Submission's Accuracy is 86.08 and that the CompletionDate is 10/07/2018
4 Ensure that Samantha's Final's Submission is null
J Check Your Work (Canvas Final):
1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the writeFinalPaperButton_Click
2 Start the application. Click the 'New Canvas' button. Click the 'Write final essay' button
3 Ensure that Samantha's Final's Submission's Accuracy is 77.35 and that the CompletionDate is 12/18/2018
3.Modify how a student gets help
A Modify the class structure based on the class diagram below
Class diagram showing KnowledgeLevel parameters added to FindHelp and TutorStudent.
Class Diagram - Tutor
B Pass in the proper arguments into method calls based on the sequence diagram below
Sequence diagram showing the student's KnowledgeLevel passed through FindHelp and TutorStudent.
Sequence Diagram - Tutor
C In the GetHelp method, add a conditional statement based on the activity diagram below
Activity diagram showing FindHelp, decrementing RequiredSessions, and clearing probation when RequiredSessions reaches zero.
Activity Diagram - GetHelp
D Modify the TutorStudent method
1 Add a conditional statement that checks if the Instructor's KnowledgeLevel is greater than the student's KnowledgeLevel. If it is, increase the NumberOfStudentsTutored by 1
E Check Your Work (Blackboard):
1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the tutorArthurButton_Click
2 Start the application. Click the 'New Blackboard' button. Click the 'Tutor Arthur' button
3 Ensure that Alan's NumberOfStudentsTutored is 1
4 Ensure that Arthur's RequiredSessions is 2
5 Click the Continue button or press F5. The buttons should appear again
6 Click the 'Tutor Arthur' button
7 Ensure that Alan's NumberOfStudentsTutored is 2 and that Arthur's RequiredSessions is 1
8 Press F5. Click 'Tutor Arthur'
9 Ensure that Alan's NumberOfStudentsTutored is 3, that Arthur's RequiredSessions is 0 and that Arthur's IsOnProbation field is false
F Check Your Work (Canvas):
1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the tutorSamanthaButton_Click
2 Start the application. Click the 'New Canvas' button. Click the 'Tutor Samantha' button
3 Jeff's NumberOfStudentsTutored is 1 and Samantha's RequiredSessions is 3
4.The class diagram below represents the structure of the application at the end of this assignment
A Reference material
Class diagram showing the GradeBook application structure at the end of Grade Book 1.4.
Class Diagram - End Structure
5.Submit to the Feedback System
A Ensure that all code is StyleCop compliant
B Zip the solution and submit to the Feedback System
C Submit the Feedback System url to the correct assignment in Canvas