Design and Development of a Contest Quiz System

The assignment content describes a contest quiz program in pseudo-code, which involves displaying a welcome message, registering students, and providing menu options to view student scores or credit information. The program also includes a while loop that repeatedly displays the menu until an exit option is chosen.

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Section 1: Design Documentation
Program Algorithm / Pseudocode / Flowchart
Algorithm
Step 1: Display the welcome message
Step 2: Read the number of question in the contest quiz
Step 3: Declare the Contest Object
Step 4: Create the School Object
Step 5: Create the Student Object his School
Step 6: Register the student in the contest
Step 7: Begin the While Loop with True Value
Step 8: Display the Menu List
Step 9: Read the menu choice
Step 10: If menu=1 Then
Read the Quiz Score
Else if (menu=2) Then
Display the student name with total score in descending order
Else if (menu=3) Then
Display the credit information
Else If (menu==4) Then
Go To Step 12
Else
Display the invalid choice information
End If
Step 11: Go To Step 7
Step 12: Display the Exit message

Test Cases
Test Case Expected Result Actual Result
Test Case 1 Display the Welcome Message Screenshot 1
Test Case 2 Display the registration of Contest Screenshot 2
Test Case 3 After reading the display the score Screenshot 3
Test Case 4 Display the credit information Screenshot4
Test Case 5 Display the exit message Screenshot5

Section 2: Program Development

Section 3: Testing
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Screenshot 5

Section 4: Acknowledgements
 Implement selection sort in java. - Java sorting algorithm programs. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http://www.java2novice.com/java-sorting-algorithms/selection-sort/