CSE 111: Programming with Functions

W07 Final Project

Purpose

Prove that you can write a significant Python project that solves a real-world problem and is well organized with functions.

Assignment

Do not use AI to generate the code for this program.

Using AI to generate this program is a violation of the course AI policy and may result in receiving a 0 on the assignment, failing the course, or being removed from the program.

If you need help on the assignment or have questions about AI use, please ask your instructor.

Finish developing the Student Chosen Program program that you started in week 06. Your program must include multiple functions that you verify are correct with test functions and pytest.

Submission

In order to receive credit for this prove assignment, you must submit your program and a report that describes your work on your program. Do the following:

  1. At the beginning of this week, download and save this project-report.txt file.
  2. Open the downloaded project-report.txt file in VS Code. Notice that question #1 in the file requires you to record in a table the time that you work on your program. In order to receive full points for the project, you must work on your program for at least a total of 12 hours (over the whole project). As you work on your program during this week, be certain to record the dates and times and a description of your work.
  3. Before you complete your program review the assignment rubric in Canvas the grader will use to score your project-report.txt file and your program.

  4. Before the due date submit your completed project-report.txt file, your Python program, your Python test file, and any data files such as .txt and .csv files to the W07 Prove Assignment in Canvas

    If your project requires non standard libraries or complex setups, such as a database or external API. Please create a short video that demonstrates your program running. Explain your usage of the external components and how they are used in your program.

NOTE: If an error prevents your program from running to completion the grader will score your assignment with a 0 and request that you fix and resubmit your program. In other words, rather than submitting a program that doesn't work, it's best to ask for help to understand how to fix the problem before submitting your program.

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