1.3 Grade Book Assignment

Getting Started

1. Copy your 1.2 ending code, renaming both the folder and the Visual Studio solution file
2. The class diagram below represents the structure of the application at the start of this assignment.

   

Have Arthur and Samantha take their Finals

1. Add assignment completion abilities.

   

   1. Modify the class structure as shown in the class diagram above.
   2. Use the following code to add the button for taking the Blackboard final and create an event handler.

      <Button x:Name="takeFinalButton" Content="Take final" Click="takeFinalButto

   3. Use the following code to add the button for taking the Canvas final and create an event handl

      <Button x:Name="writeFinalPaperButton" Content="Write final paper" Click="w

2. Insert method calls in the application based on the sequence diagram below.

   

   1. The takeFinalButton_click is for this.Blackboard, and the writeFinalPaperButton_click is for this.Canvas
3. Modify the Assignment's Complete method.
   1. Assign the Submission field to a new instance of the Attempt class.
   2. Assign the Submission's Accuracy to 70.0.
4. Check Your Work (Blackboard):
   1. Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the takeFinalButton_Click method.
   2. Start the application. Click the New Blackboard button. Click the 'Take Final' button.
   3. Ensure Arthur's Website 1 Final Submission is at 70 Accuracy.
5. Check Your Work (Canvas):
   1. Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the writeFinalPaperButton_Click method.
   2. Start the application. Click the New Canvas button. Click the 'Write Final Paper' button.
   3. Ensure Samantha's Term Paper Final Submission is at 70 Accuracy.

Tutor Arthur and Samantha

1. Add tutoring capabilities.

   

   1. Modify the class structure based on the class diagram above.
   2. Use the following code to add a button for tutoring Arthur under the Blackboard buttons, and create an event handler.

      <Button x:Name="tutorArthurButton" Content="Tutor Arthur" Click="tutorArthu

   3. Use the following code to add a button for tutoring Samantha under the Canvas buttons, and c an event handler.

      <Button x:Name="tutorSamanthaButton" Content="Tutor Samantha" Click="tutorS

2. In the newBlackboardButton_Click method, create a separate PrimaryInstructor for the Blackboard GradeBook and create an Assistant for the Course's Teacher.

   

   1. After assigning this.Blackboard.Version and before creating this.Blackboard.CurrentStudent, add the following code to create Winston as the Blackboard GradeBook's PrimaryInstructor.

      this.Blackboard.PrimaryInstructor = new Instructor();
      this.Blackboard.PrimaryInstructor.Name = "Winston";
      this.Blackboard.PrimaryInstructor.Salary = 55000.00m;
      this.Blackboard.PrimaryInstructor.KnowledgeLevel = 95.0;

   2. After creating Alan's CertificationExam, add the following code to create Sheldon as Alan's Assistant.

      this.Blackboard.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant = new Instructor();
      this.Blackboard.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant.KnowledgeLevel = 75.3;
      this.Blackboard.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant.Name = "Sheldon";
      this.Blackboard.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant.Salary = 40000.00m;

3. In the newCanvasButton_Click method, create a separate PrimaryInstructor for the Canvas GradeBook and create an Assistant for the Course's Teacher.

   

   1. After assigning this.Canvas.Version and before creating this.Canvas.CurrentStudent, add the following code to create Brian as the Canvas GradeBook's PrimaryInstructor.

      this.Canvas.PrimaryInstructor = new Instructor();
      this.Canvas.PrimaryInstructor.Name = "Brian";
      this.Canvas.PrimaryInstructor.Salary = 45000.00m;
      this.Canvas.PrimaryInstructor.KnowledgeLevel = 75.0;

   2. After creating Jeff's CertificationExam, add the following code to create Samuel as Jeff's Assistant.

      this.Canvas.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant = new Instructor();
      this.Canvas.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant.Name = "Samuel";
      this.Canvas.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant.KnowledgeLevel = 85.3;
      this.Canvas.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher.Assistant.Salary = 35000.00m;

4. Insert method calls in the application based on the sequence diagram below.

   

5. In the Instructor's TutorStudent method, assign the NumberOfStudentsTutored to 1.
6. In the Student's GetHelp method, assign the IsOnProbation field to false after they find help.
7. Check Your Work (Blackboard):
   1. Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the tutorArthurButton_Click method.
   2. Start the applicaiton. Click the New Blackboard button. Click the Tutor Arthur button.
   3. Ensure the Student's IsOnProbation field is false.
   4. Ensure Alan's NumberOfStudentsTutored is 1.
   5. Ensure Blackboard.PrimaryInstructor is Winston with a Salary of 55000.00 and a KnowledgeLevel of 95.0.
   6. Ensure Blackboard.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher is Alan and Alan's Assistant is Sheldon.
8. Check Your Work (Canvas):
   1. Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of the tutorSamanthaButton_Click method and the newCanvasButton_Click.
   2. Start the applicaiton. Click the New Canvas button.
   3. Ensure Canvas.PrimaryInstructor is Brian with a Salary of 45000.00 and a KnowledgeLevel of 75.0.
   4. Click the Tutor Samantha button.
   5. Ensure the Student's IsOnProbation field is false.
   6. Ensure the Jeff's NumberOfStudentsTutored is 1.
   7. Ensure Canvas.CurrentStudent.EnrolledCourse.Teacher is Jeff and Jeff's Assistant is Samuel.

The class diagram below represents the structure of the application at the end of this assignment.

Submit a zipped Visual Studio solution

1. Ensure all code is StyleCop compliant
2. Zip the solution and submit to the Feedback System.
   • Feedback System
3. Submit the Feedback System url to the correct assignment in Canvas.