S|T771 Object Oriented Development Credit Task 4.4: Concept Visualisation 1 Overview To meet the credit, and higher, standard you need to be able to demonstrate that you have developed a good understanding of the concepts associated with the unit. For this task, you will develop some form ofyiggasatigg that aims to communicate the core concepts you have learnt to others. Note: To be eligible for a Distinction grade, you need these concept mm cleariy communicate the concepts. You want them to be of a standard where we would be happy to show them to others as good W of the concepts. This doesn't mean they need to be large and complex, quite the opposite. Aim for youryisgasaggsto be clear and concise. You will get feedback on the quality of your communication via the Quality Points associated with this task when it is assessed. Get 4 or 5 stars and we think you have done a greatjoizt 3 stars is average, 1 or 2 stars means E acceptable but not great. Submission Details Submit the following les to OnTrack. . An image of your W. . An explanation of your W (F'DF) Spend some time reflecting on what you have learnt, [ocus on the concepts and ideas, how they work, and how they are related. You want to demonstrate that you have really understood these ideas. Instructions Design one or more WM communicate your understanding of the core concepts listed below. For example, you could design a poster to help others team the concepts, or you could create a concept map, mind map, picture, comic, or any other visual form. Concepts for this mm include: Concepts for this yisgglisgtigg include: - Class and object . Constructor, method, eld, property - Control flow: sequence, selection, repetition In your explanation PDF, write a couple of paragraphs {detinitelyng more than half a page} on what you are trying to communicate. This is forthe teaching team to read, so you can assume that the person reading it has a good understanding of the concepts. Your text should relate how you are communicating these concepts in your W. We look forward to seeing what you create. It would be great if you could share this with others on the discussion board. Remember to mp your m submit your work to OnTrack for feedback

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SIT771 Object Oriented Development Credit Task 4.4: Concept Visualisation 1 Overview To meet the credit, and higher, standard you need to be able to demonstrate that you have developed a good understanding of the concepts associated with the unit. For this task, you will develop some form of visualisation that aims to communicate the core concepts you have learnt to others. Note: To be eligible for a Distinction grade, you need these concept visualisations to clearly communicate the concepts. You want them to be of a standard where we would be happy to show them to others as good visualisations of the concepts. This doesn't mean they need to be large and complex, quite the opposite. Aim for your visualisations to be clear and concise. You will get feedback on the quality of your communication via the Quality Points associated with this task when it is assessed. Get 4 or 5 stars and we think you have done a great job, 3 stars is average, 1 or 2 stars means its acceptable but not great. SIT771 Object Oriented Development Credit Task 4.4: Concept Visualisation 1 Overview To meet the credit, and higher, standard you need to be able to demonstrate that you have developed a good understanding of the concepts associated with the unit. For this task, you will develop some form of visualisation that aims to communicate the core concepts you have learnt to others. Note: To be eligible for a Distinction grade, you need these concept visualisations to clearly communicate the concepts. You want them to be of a standard where we would be happy to show them to others as good visualisations of the concepts. This doesn't mean they need to be large and complex, quite the opposite. Aim for your visualisations to be clear and concise. You will get feedback on the quality of your communication via the Quality Points associated with this task when it is assessed. Get 4 or 5 stars and we think you have done a great job, 3 stars is average, 1 or 2 stars means its acceptable but not great.