ICT PRACTICAL

EXAM
3rd Practical Exam in 10 - ICT

FEUROOSEVELT | PREPARED BY: SIR JAY APUYA

 ABOUT THE EXAM
For our 3rd Practical Exam, students will create their own POS (Point-of-sale) program using
Visual Basic. In this practical exam, students will be exposed on how programming are used in
business field.
Students will be divided in groups and will develop their own POS (Point-of-sale) program based
on a business that they want to create.
They will prepare a presentation to pitch their output to the class.

PREPARED BY: SIR JAY APUYA

DIRECTIONS:
Pretend that you are a team of software developers. Your team
are tasked with a business project that needs to have a point-
of-sale system. Using the lessons you learned during the past
meetings, create a program in visual basic that simulates a
point-of-sale. Create a slide presentation and pitch your team's
output by explaining how to use and how it works.
BRAINSTORM!
Call for a team meeting. Plan your strategy on how you will create your
own point-of-sale system.
Discuss what type of business your team wants to use, the name of the
business, and items that you will include. Be creative in naming the
business and the items.
Plan the features your team wants to add on the point-of-sale system.
Does your team want to add a payment options, a listbox that displays
the transaction, etc.
CODING!
Work in teams as you code the project. Work as a team in
developing each features of the system.
Do not forget to test your work as thoroughly as possible.
PRESENTATION!
Each team will be given a time to present their output in class. The
team needs to demonstrate their point-of-sale system and discuss
the features and functionality that they developed.
Reflect on the process as well. Each of them can talk about what
worked well and what could've been done differently. Identify the
challenges the team faced and how you overcome them.
EXAMPLE
More details
LODICAKES
LodiCakes is a pastry
startup business that
specializes in creating
"cakes". This is what the
design of the Point-of-sale
looks like
LODICAKES
In this design, I used
different controls. First, I
use a label to have the
branding written at the
top of my user interface.
I also use it as a general
information to show the
subtotal and the status of
the transaction
LODICAKES
Second, I use a listbox to
simulate a receipt screen.
I use this as my output,
where I can set-up a list of
transactions as it happen.
LODICAKES
Next, I use buttons as an
input. Each time the user
clicked the button, it will
add an item to the list box
and will add a value to the
subtotal. I also use button
to clear and simulate an
event in which there is
another customer
LODICAKES
Lastly, I use check box so
that the system will know
if the transaction is
already paid by the
costumer. If the costumer
already paid for the
transaction, then the code
will loop back to the start