Second Semester, SY 2019 – 2020

Computer Programming 1

Final Requirement Details

Design and develop a Small System (Windows Application) using Visual C#.Net. The small System will be assigned to you by your professor. Read and understand the criteria in
the rubric below. This rubric will be your guide on how to get the minimum requirement in the project.
Equivalent
Performance Minimally Acceptable Weight
Student Outcome Criteria Unacceptable (1) As Expected (3) Beyond Expectations (4) Score
indicator (2) (Score x

Criteria %)

1. Apply 30% Computing No understanding on

appropriate Knowledge how to apply the Limited understanding Basic understanding on Complete understanding on
knowledge and computing knowledge in on how to apply the how to apply the how to apply the
practices in
(Application of computing computing knowledge in computing knowledge in computing knowledge in
knowledge in analyzing analyzing problems, analyzing problems, analyzing problems, analyzing problems,
computing to problems, formulating formulating algorithms, formulating algorithms, formulating algorithms, formulating algorithms,
a. Apply conceptualize a algorithms, designing designing flowcharts designing flowcharts and designing flowcharts and designing flowcharts and
knowledge of computer –based flowcharts and writing and writing programs as writing programs as part writing programs as part writing programs as part of
solution. programs as part of part of computing of computing solutions. of computing solutions. computing solutions.
computing, solutions.
science, and computing solutions. )
mathematics 30% Programming Limited ability in Able to design and
appropriate to Unable to design and designing and performing perform correct usage of a Able to design and perform
2. Demonstrate Proficiency perform correct usage of a correct usage of a Visual
the discipline. competency in (Design and perform correct Visual C#.NET correct usage of a Visual Visual C#.NET C#.NET programming
basic and programming constructs C#.NET programming programming constructs constructs and GUI controls
advance usage of a Visual C#.NET constructs and GUI and GUI controls when
and GUI controls when when creating useful
computing and GUI controls toconstructs
programming
create
and
useful creating useful Windows controls when creating creating useful Windows Windows Applications, but
mathematics. Applications useful Windows Applications, but with without errors.
Windows Applications.) Applications minimal errors.

Criteria Unacceptable (1) As Expected (3)u Beyond Expectations (4) Score Equivalent
Performance Minimally Acceptable Weight
 (Score x
Student Outcome indicator (2)
Criteria %)

1. Adapt current
techniques,
tools, skills and
practices in
web and
database 20% Database
designing, Manipulation Adaptation Adapted the database Adapted database
Adapted the database
computer Did not adapt database manipulation in the manipulation in the
(Adapting database manipulation in the
networking and manipulation in the developed Windows developed Windows
manipulation in the developed Windows
programming developed Windows Application but these are Application for better
developed Windows Application with minimal
that will be Application. not utilized based on functionality, without
Application for better errors.
used for the what is required. errors.
functionality.)
g. Apply effective
knowledge integration of
through the use the IT-based
of current solutions to the
techniques, users’
skills, tools environment.
and practices 20% Usage of IDE
necessary for Able to work around the Able to work around the Demonstrates confidence
3. Use an (Demonstrates confidence Did not know how to Visual Studio.Net but in using IDE when
the IT in using IDE when work around the Visual needs thorough Visual Studio.Net with working with a Windows
profession. integrated Studio. NET’s IDE. minimal supervision.
working with a Windows supervision. Application.
development Application.)
environment
TOTAL
INTERPRETATION

Based on the rubric, the system you will be developing is based on the program flowchart you have designed, it must be able to process transactions thru a visual interface and
must store records using a database. Remember that the database to use is SQL Server database. The program flowchart, screenshot content of your system documentation. Refer
to the table below for the format of the documentation. Use draw.io to draw the flowcharts. Please download the offline draw.io to draw flowcharts offline. Or you may use other
diagramming tools available.
Documentation
Refer to the template files for the explanation of the each content.
TITLE PAGE
ABSTRACT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES
Chapter 1 FLOW OF THE SYSTEM
Chapter 2 SCREENSHOTS OF THE SYSTEM
Chapter 3 SOURCE CODES

Paper Size 8.5” x 11” (Short/Letter)

Font Times New Roman, 12pt, Black
Line Spacing Double
Margin Top:1” Left:1” Botton:1” Right: 1”
Alignment of the figure name Center
to the figure
Line Space bet. The figure Single
name and the figure
Page Number Bottom Center, Time New Roman, 12pt, Black

File Format Microsoft Word

Other Requirements to Submit

System Files in
- Raw Project File and Database File (compressed file)
- Executable File with Database File (compressed file)
How to Submit
Send to my Gmail address carmelita.benito@adamson.edu.ph, the System Files (2 compressed files), and Software Documentation on or before May 20, 2020. The subject line to
your email should be Computer Programming 1 (Schedule of Lecture) Final Project – Lastname, Firstname. For example: Computer Programming 1 (TTh 1-2) Final Project –
Kanlang, Akin.

Remember: This is an individual project.