Hello (Goodbye) Project
Date: 9/6/16
This program translates the word "Goodbye" into three other foreign languages. We do this by using picture boxes, labels, and buttons. (Try to find the hidden easter egg)
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Help Page
Date: 9/20/16
This program uses buttons and picture boxes to display your company logo, info, and motto. The user can also change the color and font of the text.
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Mailing Label
Date: 9/27/16
This program uses buttons, labels, and text boxes to display entered text on the form.
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BMI Scale
Date: 10/7/16
This program uses takes numbers you enter and uses them to calculate your BMI. It also keeps track of how many times you push the "Calculate" button to determine the average BMI using variables.
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Car Rental
Date: 10/14/16
This program uses text boxes, buttons, and variables to create a car agency for your company. It calculates how many miles driven, customer charges, cars returned, total sales, and average sales.
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Grades
Date: 10/19/16
This program uses the grade percentages you enter to determine each tests' letter grades, your test average, and which test had the higher score.
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Car Rental 2
Date: 10/21/16
This is an upgraded version of "Car Rentals". You can now select which car you want with radio buttons and what accessories you want with check boxes. Your price will vary with your selections.
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Random Dice
Date: 10/25/16
Press the button to roll the die. The program will determine which picture to display based on random numbers. It will take the sum of the two die and keep track of how many times each sum was rolled and the percentage of each sum being rolled.
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Craps
Date: 11/3/16
Press the button to roll the die. The program then follows the rules to the game craps (which I still don't fully understand but Mr. S will send you the rules don't worry fam).
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Slot Machine
Date: 11/8/16
Underaged gmabling! Enter currency and add your money to the grand prize. When you spin the machine, the program will randomly select pictures to display. If you get three of the same picture, you win the jackpot! (Stranger Things was cool in my day idk what you guys think is cool in 2045)
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Shirt Sales
Date: 11/18/16
Create a project for the business Very Very Boards who sells T-shirts. The purpose of the project is to calculate and display the amount due for an order and display a summary of all orders. Semester 1 final project!!
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Rose Bowl
Date: 12/5/16
This program uses buttons, labels, radio buttons, combo boxes, and text boxes to display text. It also uses three forms to display information.
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Fish Tank 1
Date: 1/5/17
This program will have you at the edge of your seat as you anxiously watch this guy run from his problems. His pace quickens as he realizes that his fate of pressing responsibilities and moderate discomfort is inevitable. Sound familiar? Me too. This program demonstrates how to use arrays, random number generators, and timers to randomly place a picture to create the illusion of movement.
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Fish Tank 2
Date: 1/20/17
Running From Your Problems: The Game was a smash hit a across the classroom, connecting students through similar struggles. However, something felt missing. Well, the developer over at U.F.O. Tech heard your prayers and came out with a remastered version! We put our head together and made Running From Your Problems: The Game REMASTERED Version. In this version, our lovable, relatable character runs away from responsibilities, minor inconveniences, and our new features: lack of sleep, excessive homework, and social
interactions! Play Running From Your Problems: The Game REMASTERED to meet our poorly drawn new character: Bystander, the decent human being. Watch our previous character avoid him at all costs. This program demonstrates how to use 2D arrays, random number generators, and timers to randomly place a picture to create the illusion of movement.
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Tic Tac Toe
Date: 1/30/17
This program uses arrays and picture boxes to allow you to play tic tac toe against someone else.
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Space Invader
Date: 2/9/17
This project is a version of Space Invaders using scoring and a countdown timer. You shoot and move your character by using keys on your keyboard. The cow is just there to distract you and I made it the same way as the Fish Tank 1 array.
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Star Field
Date: 2/17/17
This project uses multiple arrays to create the illusion that you're flying through space. This array divides the page into corners and uses labels instead pf picture boxes.
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AI Chase
Date: 2/27/17
Running from your Problems: The Game came out in January of 2017. 9 days later, the sequel came out. How could U.F.O. Tech possibly come up with a game to live up to the Running from your Problems: The Game legacy? We've read through your suggestion and finally came up with something almost as scary as social interactions: zombies! At least in this version you can protect your fatalistic self from impending doom. In this program, we program four AI's using an array to follow your character, which you move with your keyboard.
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FINAL PROJECT
Date: 3/22/17
Oh, heck! Von Miller accidentally left the gate to his chicken coop open while celebrating becoming MVP of the Denver Broncos! He and some of his football buddies have already caught half of them but need your help. Can you catch all of the chickens? Or will they escape and eventually be eaten by coyotes? Good luck! "Chickens are dope!" -Von Miller. This program uses arrays, picture boxes, AI's, multiple forms, key presses- basically everything you learn in GITA 1. I can't wait to see your final project!
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