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CSIT 211 – Final Project and Presentation Guidelines | Object Oriented Programming

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In groups of 2 to 4 students, you will implement one large program or 2 to 3 smaller programs of your choice, using all of the topics below. This is a collaborative project, so make sure you are working as a team. It may take some time to develop a program topic or topics, that satisfy the final project requirements. All groups and topics of the project elements need to be approved by the instructor. Your project should also have a real world component if possible. For example, you could create a scheduling program that makes use of a doubly linked list; a mock package delivery tracking system that uses priority queues; a program that can determine if a graph is two colorable for any given graph, etc. You can use some of the programming practice samples from the end of the chapters to get an idea. All groups will present their projects on the last day of class.

You will need to submit through blackboard the following:

  1. All associated project code with contacting all group members’ names. Your code needs to be well documented and organized.
  2. A detailed description of your project and how each component works. Be sure to discuss any difficulties your team encountered developing the project. This should be a minimum of 2 pages and included an analysis using Big-O notation.
  3. A presentation file. For the presentation day, your group will have 10 minutes to explain to the class what your program does, all components and difficulties faced.


Your program must contain all the following elements:


  1. Use of at least three Abstract Data Types
  2. Use of inheritance and polymorphism
  3. Use of recursion
  4. Connection and use of a simple database
  5. At least one sorting algorithm
  6. At least one search algorithm
  7. Use of a graphical user interface


Additional Grading Criteria (See Rubric):


  1. Accuracy
  2. Completeness
  3. Creativity
  4. Group Cooperation
  5. Detail and Documentation
  6. Correct use of major topics 

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