Welcome Page

Table of Contents

Executive Summary

Team Working Agreement

Individual Responsibility Agreement

Project Schedule

Meeting Notes

User Identification and Interviews

Electronic/Print Advertisement

Pitch Videos with Demonstration

Software Documentation – Introduction

User Manual

Program Description for Developers

Flowchart

Final Program with Comments

Discussion

Conclusions and Recommendations

References

 

Executive Summary

​To prepare for the creation of the game, the team came up with agreements to divide up work and hold each other accountable in order to make sure the project was done efficiently and on time. The game choice and design of Connect 4 were based on preferences indicated by students that were interviewed before the development process began. Then, the team began to plan for the code by creating a flowchart to represent the game logic that would be created. At the beginning of the game, one person is assigned to be player one and the other player two. Next, players take turns placing their different colored chips into the game board. Once one player gets four of their chips in a row—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally—the player wins and the game is over. To create a Connect 4 game in MATLAB, the team used many loops and if-else statements that work together to create a functional game logic. Once the game was finished, the team created a list of recommendations that can be used to streamline the future development of games in MATLAB.