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Amna Arshad SP23-BCS-


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Mahnam Fatima SP23-BCS-
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Problem
Objectives
Statement

Scope Diagrams User Interface

Outline
Testing Conclusion

Presentation Title
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Problem
Statement
A Sudoku puzzle is a logic-based,
combinatorial number-placement puzzle.
The goal is to fill a 9x9 grid with digits in
such a way that each column, each row,
and each of the nine 3x3 sub grids that
compose the grid (also called "boxes")
contain all of the digits from 1 to 9. Some
cells are pre-filled with numbers, providing
clues that aid in the puzzle's solution. The
challenge is to complete the grid following
these rules without repeating any digits in
any row, column, or 3x3 sub grid..

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Objectives
 Uniqueness: Ensure that each row, column, and 3x3 sub grid
contains each digit from 1 to 9 exactly once.
 Completeness: Fill all the cells in the 9x9 grid.
 Logical Consistency: Solve the puzzle using logical deduction
rather than guessing.
 Optimization: Design puzzles that are challenging yet solvable,
balancing the number of pre-filled cells and the difficulty level.

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Scope
 Puzzle Design and Generation:
• Create a variety of Sudoku puzzles with different difficulty levels, ranging from easy to expert.
• Develop algorithms that can generate valid puzzles with a unique solution.
 Solving Techniques:
• Identify and implement solving strategies such as naked singles, hidden singles, naked pairs, and
more advanced techniques like X-Wing, Swordfish, and others.
• Use both human-friendly techniques and computer algorithms to solve puzzles efficiently.
 Educational Tools:
• Provide tutorials and guides for beginners to learn the basics of Sudoku.
• Offer advanced tips and strategies for experienced players.
 Software Development:
• Create Sudoku puzzle applications for various platforms (mobile, web, desktop).
• Incorporate features such as hints, error checking, and solution verification.
 Research and Analysis:
• Study the mathematical properties and combinatorial aspects of Sudoku.
• Analyze the complexity of different Sudoku puzzles and the effectiveness of various solving
algorithms.
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Gantt chart
Use case diagram
Entity relation Diagrams
diagram
Sequence
diagram

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Gantt Chart

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Use Case Diagram

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Entity Relation Diagram

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Sequence (UML) Diagram

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User
Interface (UI)

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Main Interface

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GUI

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About

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Contributors

1. Amna Arshad

2. Mahnam Fatima

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Feedback

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Transfer

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License

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Conclusion Click icon to add picture

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Thank you

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