[Solved] KIT206 Assignment2-C# Application & Test Report
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By 1500 (3pm) Friday October 20th submit deliverables 1 and 2 to the Assignment 2 C# Application & Test Report assignment folder on the units MyLO site. Separately, your team must complete (and all members must sign) the Group Assignment cover sheet; this may be scanned and submitted to the MyLO dropbox if you wish. Your teammates should be selected from other students in your tutorial group. To register who is in your team, go to the Groups page on the units MyLO site and select a group from the list. As in Assignment 1, group names incorporate the tutorial time. Include your group name (and your own names, too) in your application sources. Your progress will be assessed, and feedback given, during your Week 11 tutorial. Additional details of this checkpoint will be provided after the midsemester break.Deliverables
There are three deliverables in this assignment:- a zipped VisualStudio project that contains the WPFbased application that must be submitted to the assignment folder, accompanied by
- a completed test report in PDF, which must also be submitted to the assignment folder.
- The Visual Studio project and any precursor console application projects must be available in your groups SVN repository.
The starting point for developing the application
A standard OO model for the system (some scenarios, all class diagrams and some sequence diagrams) will be released after the Assignment 1 due date, along with details of the database schema. You may then use your group members joint experience of developing their own OO models to determine the rest of your design. You may also deviate from the standard design as you see fit. This will give different development teams some freedom in their implementation choices.OO Model versus WPF
In the OO model each view is a separate class, which in WPF corresponds to defining a UserControl for each major view. Because this may complicate some of the event handling code, it is acceptable in the assignment to place separate views directly within the main window. Note, however, that the HD level of the Use of WPF assessment criterion requires that at least one user control be defined, and that defining your own controls will actually make each individual source file easier to manage.Development approach
Because the final application requires knowledge of the C# language, how to communicate with a database using C# (and LINQ) and how to design and construct GUIs using WPF, and because these topics are to be covered over a period of some weeks, we recommend that you take a prototyping approach to the development of this application. This will allow you and your team to make useful progress on parts of the system even before you have obtained the skills required to implement the whole system. (Note that this will likely entail some manual copying of source files between projects as you migrate from a console application to a WPF application.) We suggest the following implementation stages (you may of course adopt a different development path if you find it suits your team better):| Stage | Timeframe (semester week) | Application type & functionality | Notes |
| 1 | 89 | Console application with entity (data) classes, partiallyimplemented control classes and at least one database adapter class.One or more driver classes containing Main() that can test features such as filtering of the staff or unit lists. | 1. May have a GUI, but this should be no more than necessary to exercise/test implemented functionality (should be able to throw this GUI away later).2. Database adapter will need to return artificial data. |
| 2 | 910 | As above but using live data, which will substantially ease the burden on you to create artificial test data.Draft test cases that are complete in all details apart from test methods (which will likely still be highlevel until the GUI is built). | (1) as above |
| 3 | 1113 | WPF application with custom controls for different views. Control classes updated to know about GUI components and event handlers connected.Test cases completed and applied to your application. | Transition will be easiest by creating a new WPF Application project andimporting the preexisting class files into it. |
Use of SVN source control
You are required to use Subversion (SVN) source control for this project. We will create repositories for groups periodically based on the memberships shown on MyLO and notify you so you can check the list of teams with extant repositories. Commit information will be used to adjust your individual grade for this assignment. We recommend that your repository (hence, your working directory) be a folder that contains one or more Visual Studio projects related to the assignment, one of which will be your final WPFbased application. In this way you can use the repository to manage any early prototype console application projects as well, and we can see that team members have committed changes to those. If you need assistance with this please ask.OO Packages and C# Namespaces
As C# applications have a toplevel namespace, which was not part of the OO Design, we recommend that each package in the OO Design becomes a nested namespace within your applications toplevel namespace (which should be RAP). Note that the namespace and project name do not have to be the same, even though Visual Studio will initially make them the same.The School Database (aka RAP Database)
The case study MySQL database is available via the following settings: Database: kit206 User Id: kit206 Password: kit206 Data Source: alacritas.cis.utas.edu.au You can also browse the data via phpMyAdmin (append that to the end of the server name). As the database is shared it will not appear in your own list of databases on alacritas if you log in under your own user name. An EER Diagram for the database plus some details on enumerated value columns accompanies this document.Data quality
The database is currently live and contains fictitious data. The data are consistent in that foreign key relationships are all valid, although initially there will not be much information in the database. More entries, or more realistic entries, may be added later in semester, but this is not guaranteed.The Testing Report
Concurrently with development of the application you will create a test plan containing four test cases to verify the following subset of requirements in the RAP RTM:- SWC 1
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