1.5 Grade Book Assignment

1.Getting Started

A Make a copy of your Grade Book 1.4 LastName folder and .sln file and rename the copied versions to Grade Book 1.5 LastName

B The class diagram below represents the current structure of the GradeBookScenario solution

Grade Book 1.5 — starting model (1.4 end). Public fields, method signatures, and object-reference relationships. — Class Diagram - Starting Structure

2.Have the completed assignment return a score

A Modify the return types and add Grade to Instructor.cs based on the class diagram below

Grade Book 1.5 - ReturnValues. — Class Diagram - Return Values

B Modify Complete in Assignment.cs based on the activity diagram below

Complete: calculate and return accuracy. — Activity Diagram - Complete

C Modify Grade in Instructor.cs based on the activity diagram below

Grade: calculate and return the score. — Activity Diagram - Grade

D Modify CompleteAssignment in Course.cs based on the activity diagram below

CompleteAssignment: complete, grade, store, and return. — Activity Diagram - CompleteAssignment

E Update TakeAssignment in Student.cs and follow the method calls and returned values shown in the sequence diagram below

Grade Book 1.5 — returning a score. Calls begin at MainWindow; arrows show calls and dashed arrows show returned values. — Sequence Diagram - TakeAssignment

3.Display the student’s score in the window

A In MainWindow.xaml, give the outer Grid two rows: a star-sized row for the existing controls and an Auto-sized row for the score display

B After the Canvas StackPanel, add the following TextBox inside the outer Grid

<TextBox x:Name="statusTextBox" Grid.Row="1" Grid.ColumnSpan="3"
         Margin="8" IsReadOnly="True"/>

C Using the sequence diagram, update the four assignment event handlers in MainWindow.xaml.cs to display the returned score

1 Keep "Midterm" and "10/07/2018" for both midterms, and "Final" and "12/18/2018" for both finals

D Check Your Work (Blackboard Midterm):

1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of takeMidtermButton_Click. Start the application, click 'New Blackboard', then click 'Take midterm'

2 Ensure that Arthur’s Midterm’s Submission has Accuracy equal to 79.575, CompletionDate equal to "10/07/2018", and Score equal to 80

3 Press F5 and ensure that the TextBox displays "Score = 80"

E Check Your Work (Blackboard Final):

1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of takeFinalButton_Click. Start the application, click 'New Blackboard', then click 'Take final'

2 Ensure that Arthur’s Final’s Submission has Accuracy equal to 66.55, CompletionDate equal to "12/18/2018", and Score equal to 67

3 Press F5 and ensure that the TextBox displays "Score = 67"

F Check Your Work (Canvas Midterm):

1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of writeEssayButton_Click. Start the application, click 'New Canvas', then click 'Write midterm essay'

2 Ensure that Samantha’s Midterm’s Submission has Accuracy equal to approximately 86.075, CompletionDate equal to "10/07/2018", and Score equal to 86

3 Press F5 and ensure that the TextBox displays "Score = 86"

G Check Your Work (Canvas Final):

1 Set a breakpoint on the closing curly brace of writeFinalPaperButton_Click. Start the application, click 'New Canvas', then click 'Write final paper'

2 Ensure that Samantha’s Final’s Submission has Accuracy equal to 77.35, CompletionDate equal to "12/18/2018", and Score equal to 77

3 Press F5 and ensure that the TextBox displays "Score = 77"

4.Review the structure of the application at the end of this assignment

A Compare your solution with the class diagram below

Grade Book 1.5 — ending model. Public fields, method signatures, and object-reference relationships. — 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