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ICSE - Class 9 Computer Application Project Guidelines: Last Date of Submission Is: 31

The document provides guidelines for submitting a Class 9 Computer Application Project by July 31st, 2020. It outlines 10 steps for the hard copy project file, including selecting a programming project, writing the code, and including input/output screenshots. It also describes 4 steps for the accompanying soft copy on a CD/DVD, such as including the compiled code and screenshots. The guidelines emphasize proper formatting and comments in the code, and include a sample quiz competition project to demonstrate the requirements.

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ICSE - Class 9 Computer Application Project Guidelines: Last Date of Submission Is: 31

The document provides guidelines for submitting a Class 9 Computer Application Project by July 31st, 2020. It outlines 10 steps for the hard copy project file, including selecting a programming project, writing the code, and including input/output screenshots. It also describes 4 steps for the accompanying soft copy on a CD/DVD, such as including the compiled code and screenshots. The guidelines emphasize proper formatting and comments in the code, and include a sample quiz competition project to demonstrate the requirements.

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ICSE – Class 9 Computer Application Project Guidelines

LAST DATE OF SUBMISSION IS: 31st JULY, 2020.


INTRODUCTION
 This project is divided in two sections:

 1. Project File [ hard copy]

 2. CD/DVD media containing the source code, input-output screenshots [


soft copy]

Note: However it is advised to include the final documentation of the Project


File (1) i.e. the Word File of the whole matter in your CD/DVD media as a
backup apart from the source code and Input Output pages.

Instructions for the project file [hard copy]


 1. Select a suitable programming project and write down the question.

 2. Write down the steps or algorithm of the programming code.

 3. Write down the programming code/source code in BlueJ


environment.

 4. Use proper comments in programming code using /* …*/, not using //

 5. Write down the variable descriptions of your program in tabular


format.

 6. Write down three sets of sample input and output related to the
program.

 7. Write down conclusion of your project. That must include the “Scope
of Improvement” in a paragraph.

 8. Write a bibliography or credits page, if you are using any downloaded


material or any material that you have not created.

 9. Keep one blank page for Examiner’s Signature.


 10. Follow the given sample page for the cover page. Do not use any
other format.

Instructions for the CD/DVD [soft copy] :


 1. Copy the compiled programming code and sample input/output in the
CD or DVD.

 2. On the CD/DVD write down your name, class, sec, roll no. and UID(if
applicable) with permanent marker. Blue/Black.

 3. Put the CD/DVD media in a plastic/paper flap (envelope) and attach


with the project file.

 4. Submit the final project on or before the last date.

Points to remember
 Regarding Preface, content, acknowledgement: The above pages mainly
Content should be typed at the end, but must be attached in front of
the project file. This is for the reason that if you print Content first you
may not maintain it for the page numbers in order. So when the entire
matter is ready, then only you go for printing. Print the pages first, with
page numbers. 1,2,3. ...Then at last type your Content as per the printed
page numbers.

 However, there will be no page number on Preface, acknowledgement


and content.

 ** Bibliography or credits must be attached at the end.

 *** scope of improvement should be written at the end in the page


titled as conclusion. This page will have a number.

Regarding

 Point 4. Use comment /*..... */ not //

 Point 5. Type variable description in tabular format only. Use Insert


Table option.
 Point 6. Use your program to take 3 sets of input and output. Take
screenshot of them. Label them as input 1, output1, input 2, output 2,
input 3, output 3, and attach in the project file after the source code.

How to take screenshot in Windows?


 Method 1: When you are on the input page hit the Print Scrn key on the
keyboard Open Paint. Ctrl+V. The screenshot will appear. Crop if you
like. Zoom if you like. Save the file as input1 under desired folder. Same
for output1 and the rest.

Or

 Method 2: You may use Snipping tool. Afterwards, when you type your
project attach these image files from the folder you saved earlier.
##when the print out is ready and arrangement of pages as per page
number is done together with keeping the cover page and all, you please
stitch the pages with thread for binding. Just make sure that the pages
are secured with your stitch binding.

 DON’Ts: Do not staple the final pages. Do not use channel file. Do not
print any page in landscape mode. Do not bring any unwanted matter
from your screenshot.

 DOs: Attach the CD/DVD flap with the media within, inside the back
cover of the final file. Secure it with strong adhesive tape or carton
packing tape but make sure that CD/DVD media can be taken out/put
back by the evaluators in time. All must use the given sample (with
individual data) as cover page. NOT ANYTHING ELSE.

 Print out of pages will be on white A4 size paper only. You may print any
page in color but that is not mandatory unless your program requires so.
You may print in grayscale to save color and expense, both. You may
take up the sample question for your project. LAST DATE OF
SUBMISSION IS: 31st JULY, 2020.
Sample Question: Develop a Java program using BlueJ based on the
concept of “Quiz Competition”.

Requirements:
 There should be at least 10 questions with 4 options for each question.

 For each correct answer the player will get 10 points.

 Print the total score of the player at the end of the quiz.

 Use if-else or switch case for checking. Use separate methods for
separate tasks.

 Use a “TestProjectClass” class and within that “void testMethod()”


separately to create an object, say “obj” and then call the starting
method say “display” of the “ProjectClass” linked with the just created
object using dot operator. Please follow the sample code as attached.
The entire project will be in printed form (A4 size paper).

For further any queries please send a mail to : [email protected]

All the best

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