Success criteria

• Complete an assessment• Complete some code• A grade by the end of the day

Computer Science 3.1.1

Review and where are we?

Homework

• Is what you handed in...a fair representation of you?

• A scrap of paper is no longer going to be enough.

• I am actually a little insulted by what was handed in.

Homework – green pen/red pen

• Respond to it

Written questions

Definitions

Practical Assessment

Task 1 – Lists - Fortune Cookie programCreate a program where a user enters their name and it gives them a

random future prediction based on one of up to six different futures.

Task 2 – Variables – simple I/O - Car salesman program

The user enters a base price of a car. It should add on a bunch of extras fees such as tax, licences, dealer prep and destination charge. Make tax and license a percent of the base price. The other fees should be set values. Display the price of the car once all the extras are applied.

Task 3- IF statements – The password statementCreate and mimic/simulate the login procedure of a highly secure computer system.

Marking the efforts so far...Finished?

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Does the programming work?

Not working Works without issue

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Does it do what was requested?

Does no criteria Meets all criteria and

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What is going well? What do you feel you have ‘got’?

What should I really revise and work on?

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goes Beyond

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Cheat sheet

import randomnumber = random.randint(0,5)

1. (a) Create a random number (b) Create a list of predictions (c) Search the list based on the random number (d) print an outcome

2. (a) Price of a car (b) add all the additional costs (c) create all percentages (d) print the end figure and the updated figure

3. (a) get someone to enter a password (b) Check If the password is correct (c) Check If the password is incorrect