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Table of Contents
- Project management
- — Project Schedule
- — Meeting Notes
- Business Plan
- — User identification and interviews
- — Electronic/ print advertisement
- — Pitch Video with Demonstration
- Software Documentation
- — Introduction
- — User Manual
- — Program Description for Developers
- — Final Flowchart document
- — Final Program with Comments
- — Discussion
- — Conclusions and Recommendations
- — References
Executive Summary
The software design project is a test of a group of students acquired knowledge of coding and presenting over the semester. Matlab is a great too for engineers, and it is the main tool used in this project for the coding aspect of the game. The use of loops inside of the coding for the game allow for in game updates and allow for more than one turn be played for the game. Aspects of the game that are updated in game are things such as the total balance for the player, which part of the bet that the player bet on, and the value of the players bet. This website shows the entirety of the aspects that went into the preparation, execution, and reflection of this game creation.
Over/Under 7 is a simple game in which players bet on whether they think the sum of two dice being rolled will be over/under/exactly 7. The players start off with 100 dollars and can bet any amount that they would like within their balance. If the player bets and guesses correctly on an over/under bet, then they are paid out two times their bet, the total balance is updated, and the next turn is started. If the player bets and guesses correctly on an exactly 7 bet, then they are paid out four times their bet, their total balance is updated, and the next turn is started. If the player bets and guesses incorrectly then they lose that bet, and the house collects it. The game continues until the player runs out of money, or until the player wants to stop playing, and then the game is over.