CORAL PROGRAMMING PLEASE HELP

GROUP PROJECT

Objectives

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$-$ Develop a deeper understanding of sorting algorithms

$-$ Learn to work in a team to develop a software program

Instruction

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Based on department requires, every course should have a group project for students before the end of semester. There are two goals:

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$$ First, students will develop a deeper understanding of the topics that interest them.

$$ Second, students will also learn to work in a team, that is very important in the software industry.

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The task is to create a pseudocode application using Coral Pseudocode Language to implement Bubble sort, Insertion sort, Selection sort, and others.

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Please follow these steps:

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$1.$ Students will optionally form their group of $1$ to $3$ students by themselves. Instructor will provide the names and email addresses of all students, and students will be assigned groups by instructor if students have no formed their groups yet.

$2.$ Students will discuss with their team members using MS$/$TEAM or WTCC official Email.

$3.$ Students will design, implement, and test their programs using the Coral simulator.

$4.$ Each group will give a $10-$minute presentation or video about their projects:

a$.$ Give a brief description of the project

b$.$ Demonstrate the application $($Show how to run your program$)$

c$.$ Tell the class what you have learned in this experience

d$.$ For in person class, present in the classroom

e$.$ For online class, students can use MS Team to record their presentation $$and upload the video to Blackboard.

$5.$ Only team lead submits the project with $3$ files as below:

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$1.$ Source code files in $.$txt$,$ executable file, can be opened in Windows Notepad in correct indentation. The file names should be like CSC$-120-0003-$Chen$-$Cruise$-$Lopez.

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$2.$ Test case file in $.$docx, including at least $2$ test cases $($just like your weekly lab testing examples with two group of input value lists$),$ each with input value list should include size of array, and other values. Two screenshots should include coral simulator testing results.

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Your project example can be an example like below:

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$$Looking for and display prime numbers between two input values. For example, the input values are $3$ and $2500.$

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$1.$ How many prime numbers between two input values.

$2.$ Display all prime numbers. Prime number should be separated by a space.

$3.$ I will randomly enter any two input numbers to test your codes. If they are working properly and successfully, you will get credits for Accuracy and reliability.$$

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$6.$ All members will submit the project with a message showing team number, name of team lead, name list of all other members. For example,

$$ Team name: A

$$ Team lead: Tom Cruise

$$ Team members: Jennifer Lopez, Peter Chen

$7.$ Grading rubric

$$ Fulfilling criteria for program $[40$ points$]$

$$ Accuracy and reliability $[40$ points$]$

$$ Presentation or video $[20$ points$]$

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$8.$ References:

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$1.$ Coral language specification

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$2.$ Coral language Simulator

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$9.$ Please check some more group project examples.