1.7 Grade Book Assignment

User Story: As a student, I want to complete 1.7 Grade Book Assignment so that I can demonstrate the skills practiced in this assignment.

1.Getting Started

Complete this task: Getting Started.

A Make a copy of your Grade Book 1.6 LastName folder and .sln file and rename the copied versions to Grade Book 1.7 LastName

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

Grade Book 1.7 — starting model (1.6 end). Public fields, method signatures, and object-reference relationships. — Class Diagram - Starting Structure

2.Have the student complete and submit an assignment using objects

Complete this task: Have the student complete and submit an assignment using objects.

A Modify the fields and method signatures based on the class diagram below

Grade Book 1.7 - AssignmentObjects. — Class Diagram - Assignment Objects

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

Complete: create and return an Attempt. — Activity Diagram - Complete

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

Grade: update the Attempt and return whether it passes. — Activity Diagram - Grade

D Implement GetAssignmentByType in Course.cs based on the activity diagram below

GetAssignmentByType: return an existing assignment. — Activity Diagram - GetAssignmentByType

E Update Course.CompleteAssignment and Student.TakeAssignment, and add Assignment.Submit, based on the sequence diagram below

Grade Book 1.7 — returning and submitting an Attempt. Calls begin at MainWindow; arrows show calls and dashed arrows show returned values. — Sequence Diagram - TakeAssignment

F Keep the existing TextBox and Grid rows. Update the four assignment event handlers to capture the returned Attempt and display its Score, as shown in the sequence diagram

G 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 the returned attempt has Accuracy equal to 79.575, CompletionDate equal to "10/07/2018", and Score equal to 80

3 Ensure that attempt.StudentName is "Arthur" and Arthur’s Midterm’s Submission refers to the returned attempt

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

H 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 the returned attempt has Accuracy equal to 66.55, CompletionDate equal to "12/18/2018", and Score equal to 67

3 Ensure that Arthur’s Final’s Submission is null even though the returned attempt has a score

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

I 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 the returned attempt has Accuracy equal to approximately 86.075, CompletionDate equal to "10/07/2018", and Score equal to 86

3 Ensure that attempt.StudentName is "Samantha" and Samantha’s Midterm’s Submission refers to the returned attempt

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

J 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 the returned attempt has Accuracy equal to 77.35, CompletionDate equal to "12/18/2018", and Score equal to 77

3 Ensure that attempt.StudentName is "Samantha" and Samantha’s Final’s Submission refers to the returned attempt

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

3.Modify how a student gets help by passing the Student object

Complete this task: Modify how a student gets help by passing the Student object.

A Modify the method signatures and add GetTutor based on the class diagram below

Grade Book 1.7 - TutorObjects. — Class Diagram - Tutor Objects

B Implement TutorStudent in Instructor.cs based on the activity diagram below

TutorStudent: update the shared Student object. — Activity Diagram - TutorStudent

C Implement GetTutor in Course.cs based on the activity diagram below

GetTutor: return the assistant or teacher. — Activity Diagram - GetTutor

D Implement FindHelp in Course.cs based on the activity diagram below

FindHelp: select a tutor and check probation. — Activity Diagram - FindHelp

E Update Student.GetHelp and pass the proper arguments based on the sequence diagram below

Grade Book 1.7 — passing the Student to one tutor. Calls begin at MainWindow; arrows show calls and dashed arrows show returned values. — Sequence Diagram - GetHelp

F Check Your Work (Blackboard):

1 Set a breakpoint at the end of tutorArthurButton_Click. Start the application, click 'New Blackboard', then click 'Tutor Arthur'

2 Ensure that Sheldon’s NumberOfStudentsTutored is 1, Alan’s is 0, and Arthur’s RequiredSessions is 2

3 Continue and tutor Arthur twice more. Ensure that Sheldon’s count is 3, Arthur’s RequiredSessions is 0, and Arthur’s IsOnProbation is false

G Check Your Work (Canvas):

1 Set a breakpoint at the end of tutorSamanthaButton_Click. Start the application, click 'New Canvas', then click 'Tutor Samantha'

2 Ensure that both instructors’ tutoring counts remain 0 and Samantha’s RequiredSessions remains 4. Use the diagrams and knowledge levels to explain why

3 In a fresh run, pause before GetHelp and temporarily set Canvas.CurrentStudent.Course.Teacher.Assistant to null in the debugger. Step over GetHelp and ensure that Jeff’s count becomes 1 and Samantha’s RequiredSessions becomes 3. Restart afterward

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

Complete this task: Review the structure of the application at the end of this assignment.

A Compare your solution with the class diagram below

Grade Book 1.7 — ending model. Public fields, method signatures, and object-reference relationships. — Class Diagram - End Structure

5.Submit to the Feedback System

Complete this task: Submit to the Feedback System.

0.2.9 Using 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