- •Grade 11 Project Booklet
- •Form 1.1 what is the problem?
- •Form 2.1 – create a questionnaire:
- •Form 3.1 – similar systems
- •Form 4.1 – waterfall
- •Form 4.2 – flowchart
- •Form 4.3 – data flow diagram (dfd)
- •Form 4.4 – smart plan
- •Form 5.2 – self feedback
- •Form 7.1 – software development and programming
- •Form 5.1 – feedback
- •Form 8.1 - testing
- •Form 8.2 – trace table
- •Form 8.3 – installation
- •Form 9.1 – technical manual
- •Form 9.2 – user guide
- •Form 10.1 – evaluation
Form 8.1 - testing
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You must also do a trace table. This is a table that lists what are the expected results for your algorithms. An example is if your algorithm is:
int i, x = 0;
//Create integer called i and x. x’s value is 0
for (i = 1; i <= 10; i++)
//makes a loop that loops i 10 times
{
x = i * 2;
//says whatever number i is, multiply it by 2 and the answer is the value of x
}
The trace table for this is:
Make a trace table for your system. Use FORM 8.2 – TRACE TABLE
Form 8.2 – trace table
Now you must explain how your system is to be installed by your user/business/organisation. Fill in FORM 8.3 – INSTALLATION
