Welcome Page

Table of Contents

  1. Welcome Page
    1. Table of Contents
    2. Executive Summary
  2. Project Management
    1. Team Working Agreement
    2. Individual Responsibility Agreements
      1. Evan Powell
      2. Jack Barron
      3. James Floyd
      4. Mike Parks
    3. Project Schedule
    4. Meeting Notes
  3. Business Plan
    1. User Identification and Interviews
    2. Advertisement
  4. Documentation
    1. Introduction
    2. User Manual
    3. Description for Developers
    4. Algorithm
    5. Final Program with Comments
    6. Discussion
    7. Conclusions and Recommendations
    8. References

 

 

Executive Summary

Over the course of this semester we have learned many different ways to write code using Matlab.  The purpose of this experiment is to create a game using the Matlab code and skill we learned in class. The games were given a point value based on how complicated the coding is and we were required to create a game that is at least two points.

The games we decided to create are Connect 4 and Tic-Tac-Toe. Once we decided to create these games we had to figure out the code for it. Our head programmer, Evan, developed the code for Tic-Tac-Toe and created the game using a coordinate system. Once Tic-Tac-Toe was completed and Evan started working on the Connect 4 code he realized that they are very similar. Connect 4 was completed using a similar coordinate system with slight variations in order to follow the rules of the game.

After completing the coding for our game we were required to test the games with a TA. Since our games were multiplayer a member of our group played a TA, Griffin. The game ran smoothly with no major errors and if there was more time would be able to make further improvements to the game. We went past the requirement of creating a game that was two points and instead the two games we created were worth four points in total.