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Project Ides Update: Progress, Class and ER Diagrams, and Testing Strategy

This presentation by David Hansen provides an overview of Project Ides as of July 3, 2009. It covers project progress, including the completion of roughly 60% of game coding, established classes, and a successful proof of concept demonstrating dynamic rule strategies pulled from the database. Additionally, it outlines the current class and ER diagrams, and discusses the two-part test plan: creating test methods for each developed method and rigorous game-play testing with friends. This update highlights the advancement of a multifunctional game that supports both playing and simulation.

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Project Ides Update: Progress, Class and ER Diagrams, and Testing Strategy

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  1. Status Presentation July 3, 2009 By: David Hansen

  2. Overview • Project Ides • Project Progress • Current Class Diagram • Current ER Diagram • Proof of Concept • Test Plan

  3. Project Ideas • Make rules/strategies/methods dynamic from the database • Support both play and simulation options • Print report showing simulation statistics

  4. Project Progress • Coding on game roughly 60 percent complete • Testing on classes/methods started and underway • Database set up • Proof of concept complete that shows pulling code from database and running it • Classes are set and are shown in the class diagram

  5. Current Class Diagram

  6. Current ER Diagram

  7. Proof of Concept

  8. Test Plan • Test plan comes in two parts • Part 1: Write test methods for each method created • Part 2: Relentless game-play testing by myself and friends

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