This document provides instructions for drawing a square using turtle graphics in Microsoft Small Basic. It is a hands-on exercise for a programming class. The instructions include: 1) Making the turtle visible; 2) Setting properties like title, pen color, and pen width; 3) Using commands like Turtle.Move, Turtle.TurnRight to draw each side of the square by having the turtle move, turn, and repeat until the square is completed. It also includes a rubric for grading the programming exercise based on criteria like whether the program runs without errors, the quality of testing, and user interface design.
This document provides instructions for drawing a square using turtle graphics in Microsoft Small Basic. It is a hands-on exercise for a programming class. The instructions include: 1) Making the turtle visible; 2) Setting properties like title, pen color, and pen width; 3) Using commands like Turtle.Move, Turtle.TurnRight to draw each side of the square by having the turtle move, turn, and repeat until the square is completed. It also includes a rubric for grading the programming exercise based on criteria like whether the program runs without errors, the quality of testing, and user interface design.
This document provides instructions for drawing a square using turtle graphics in Microsoft Small Basic. It is a hands-on exercise for a programming class. The instructions include: 1) Making the turtle visible; 2) Setting properties like title, pen color, and pen width; 3) Using commands like Turtle.Move, Turtle.TurnRight to draw each side of the square by having the turtle move, turn, and repeat until the square is completed. It also includes a rubric for grading the programming exercise based on criteria like whether the program runs without errors, the quality of testing, and user interface design.
1. Launch the Microsoft Small Basic. 2. You need to make the turtle visible by typing “Turtle.Show()” 3. To move, create a drawing using a turtle graphics. To draw using the turttle, type “Turtle.Move(200)” 4. Set the following properties. Title = Turtle Graphics Pen Color = Red Pen Width = 4 5. In order to draw a square you need to be able to make the turtle to draw a line, turn right and draw another line, and continue this until the sides are finished. Turtle.TurnRight() Turtle.Move(200) Turtle.TurnRight() Turtle.Move(200) Turtle.TurnRight() Turtle.Move(200) Turtle.TurnRight() 6. Run the program to check for errors. 8. Save the program as “Turtle Graphics”
Programming Grading Rubric
Unsatisfactory ( ≤ Satisfactory (60% of Good (80% of the Excellent (100% of 40% of the points) the points) points) the points) Runtime (20 • Does not execute • Executes without • Executes without • Executes without points) due to errors. errors. errors. errors excellent • User prompts are • User prompts • User prompts are user prompts, good misleading or non- contain little understandable, use of symbols, existent. information, poor minimum use of spacing in output. • No testing has been design. symbols or spacing • Thorough and completed, or no input • Some testing or in output. • Most organized testing validation input validation has testing or input or input validation been completed validation has been completed. completed Total points: _________