NOTE: Is learning "Python programming" with the following textbook:

Book "Starting Out With Python" 4th Edition by Gaddis

NOTE: JUST COME UP WITH THE GAME OR ANY APP THAT IS STRAIGFORWARD AND NOT TO COMPLICATED

THIS PROJECT WORTH 30% OF THE CLASS, SO I HEAVILY RELY ON THE SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF THE CODE AS WELL AS THE PROJECT NAME SO THAT I CAN HAVE AN IDEA ON WHAT I AM WORKING WITH TO PREPARE THE PRESENTATION.

I PREFER THE DEVELOPMENT OF "SNAKE GAME" OR "IQ TESTER"

BEST,

As the cullmination of this class, you will complete a final project. You may want to make a utility (such as managing specific files), a game (text based or GUI based), a simulation, etc. You may use a library, such as a GUI library or web scraping library, but you must write a significant amount of the code. You must work in groups of two or three. In addition to the project itself, you must submit four reports and give a final presentation to the class. At a minimum, your project mu , solve a clearly defined problem use at least three different classes (that you've defined and implemented, not external library classes) use at least one list use at least one dictionary or set use a main method to glue everything together The reports are as follows Due Nov 17: A project proposal including a detailed description of the project and your team mem bers Due Nov 22: A detailed design report outlining the pieces of your project and the responsibilities of the team members Due Dec 4: A progress update, detailing how the project is coming along and reviewing your teammates Due Dec 8: A Final Report/Reflection Due Week 16: A presentation, given by all team members and evaluated by the entire class As the cullmination of this class, you will complete a final project. You may want to make a utility (such as managing specific files), a game (text based or GUI based), a simulation, etc. You may use a library, such as a GUI library or web scraping library, but you must write a significant amount of the code. You must work in groups of two or three. In addition to the project itself, you must submit four reports and give a final presentation to the class. At a minimum, your project mu , solve a clearly defined problem use at least three different classes (that you've defined and implemented, not external library classes) use at least one list use at least one dictionary or set use a main method to glue everything together The reports are as follows Due Nov 17: A project proposal including a detailed description of the project and your team mem bers Due Nov 22: A detailed design report outlining the pieces of your project and the responsibilities of the team members Due Dec 4: A progress update, detailing how the project is coming along and reviewing your teammates Due Dec 8: A Final Report/Reflection Due Week 16: A presentation, given by all team members and evaluated by the entire class