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School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies

Object Oriented Programming


Pass Task 2.4: Case Study — Iteration 1: Identifiable Object
Overview
Object-oriented programming makes best sense with larger programs. The case study will be
your opportunity to create a larger program and better understand how the object-oriented ap-
proach can make it easier to create complex software solutions.

Purpose: Practice interpreting UML class diagrams and writing unit tests.

Task: Understand the case study program and implement iteration 1.

Deadline: Due by the start of week three, Monday, 11 March 2024.

Submission Details
All students have access to the Adobe Acrobat tools. Please print your solution to PDF and
combine it with the screenshots taken for this task.
• Program source code
• Test source code
• Screenshot of unit tests passing
Object Oriented Programming Pass Task 2.4 — Case Study Iteration 1 - Identifiable Object

Instructions
1. Review the Case Study Requirements document and implementation plan included in the
task resources. It outlines what you need to create.
2. For this week aim to complete Iteration 1.

Note: At this point there will not be a "program" as such, just a set of unit tests that help
demonstrate that your solution is moving towards completion.

Once your tests are working correctly get a screenshot of the tests passing and submit them
along with the code.

Assessment Criteria
Make sure that your task has the following in your submission:
• The “Universal Task Requirements” (see Canvas) have been met.

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