Lesson 9 of 12
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will design our Battle Boats game using either Pseudocode or Flowchart in preparation for programming the solution in the next lesson: 'Battle boats code'.
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3 Questions
Q1.How many grids does each player in Battle Boats have?
How many grids does each player in Battle Boats have?
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Q2.How many boats does each player in Battle Boats have?
How many boats does each player in Battle Boats have?
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Q3.How many KEY tasks are in the Battle Boats scenario?
How many KEY tasks are in the Battle Boats scenario?
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3 Questions
Q1.True or False: Your design stage MUST provide a full solution to the problem.
True or False: Your design stage MUST provide a full solution to the problem.
True
Q2.True or False: For your project you need to design using pseudocode AND a flowchart.
True or False: For your project you need to design using pseudocode AND a flowchart.
True
Q3.True or False: Creating a structure diagram is compulsory for this project.
True or False: Creating a structure diagram is compulsory for this project.
True