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Module #4 Report | CSE 310 – Applied Programming

Name Date Teacher
Nathan Luckock Bro McGary

Project Repository Link

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Module

Mark an X next to the module you completed

Module Language
Cloud Databases Java
Data Analysis Kotlin
Game Framework x R
GIS Mapping Erlang
Mobile App JavaScript x
Networking C#
Web Apps TypeScript
Language – C++ Rust
SQL Relational Databases Choose Your Own Adventure

Fill Out the Checklist

Complete the following checklist to make sure you completed all parts of the module. Mark your response with Yes or No. If the answer is No then additionally describe what was preventing you from completing this step.

Question Your Response Comments
Did you implement the entire set of unique requirements as described in the Module Description document in I-Learn? Yes
Did you write at least 100 lines of code in your software and include useful comments? Yes 590 lines across 3 JS files
Did you use the correct README.md template from the Module Description document in I-Learn? Yes
Did you completely populate the README.md template? Yes
Did you create the video, publish it on YouTube, and reference it in the README.md file? Yes https://www.loom.com/share/90e52b8585d14ed4b2c266571fc6a0f8
Did you publish the code with the README.md (in the top-level folder) into a public GitHub repository? Yes

Did you complete a Stretch Challenge

If you completed a stretch challenge, describe what you completed.

Yes, I added AI mode that can play the game automatically, sound effects using Web Audio API, and a polished UI with snake eyes and apple graphics

Record your time

How many hours did you spend on this module and the team project this Sprint?
Include all time including planning, researching, implementation, troubleshooting, documentation, video production, and publishing.

Hours
Individual Module 6
Team Project 3

Retrospective

  • What learning strategies worked well in this module? Organizing code into separate files (snake.js, ai.js, game.js) made it easier to work with. Using classes helped structure the code.
  • What strategies (or lack of strategy) did not work well? The AI algorithm was harder than expected. Had to simplify it to get it working.
  • How can you improve in the next module? Start testing features earlier instead of building everything first.