As an individual effort, develop code for
the module that you developed a detailed design for. If you designed more than one module, pick the most complex module
to write code for. Before beginning the
coding you should consider revising your detail design based on the feedback
you received from the peer review and the instructor. You are not required to
incorporate the changes recommended, but for any suggested change not made, you
should explain why you are not making it. A copy of your original design, your
revised design, if applicable, and reasons for not making suggested changes, if
any, should be submitted along with your code. You may use any approved programming
language* you wish to implement your design as long as you have
access to a compiler for that language. Your code must compile and follow the
coding guidelines established by your team.
Please submit evidence (compiler output) showing that your code has
successfully compiled.
Write stubs for any modules invoked by your
code that you haven’t coded fully, and write a driver (main program) to call
your module.
* Approved languages include Ada, C,
C++, and Java. Other languages may be used only with the consent of the
instructor.