COIT20245
Assignment 1
Assessment Task
You are to develop a Java console application using the NetBeans 8.2 IDE. The application is to determine the winning teams for a round of Australian Rules football and to generate statistics for the round. In this particular league, there are 10 teams and a round consists of 5 games. For each game, the following data is to be entered from the keyboard:
• Name of team 1
• Goals scored by team 1
• Behinds scored by team 1
• Name of team 2
• Goals scored by team 2
• Behinds scored by team 2
There are various ways in which this can be done. As shown below, I have chosen to enter all input values on a single line rather than on separate lines – the choice is yours.
In Australian Rules football, a goal is worth 6 points and a behind is worth 1 point. The team with the most points is the winner of the game. If both teams have the same number of points, the game is designated a draw.
In addition to determining the outcome of each game, a rating for each game is to be displayed. Our rating is an integer in the range 1-4 and is an attempt to measure the “excitement” associated with a particular game. Ratings are as follows
Rating Criteria
4 Winning margin is between 1 and 6 points inclusive or the game is drawn.
3 Winning margin is between 7 and 24 points inclusive
2 The winning margin is greater than 24 points, but both teams scored more than 100 points.
1 All remaining results
When all games for the round have been processed, the smallest and largest margins are displayed, together with the average margin (as a non-rounded integer) for the round. An example run is shown below:
run:
Enter results for each game in the round on a single line
Format is: team1 goals behinds team2 goals behinds
Game 1 of 5
t1 10 15 t2 12 3
t1(10 goals,15 behinds) t2(12 goals,3 behinds)
Match drawn: Match rating = 4
Game 2 of 5
t3 20 8 t4 20 10
t3(20 goals,8 behinds) t4(20 goals,10 behinds)
t4 won by 2 points: Match rating = 4
Game 3 of 5
t5 13 7 t6 12 12
t5(13 goals,7 behinds) t6(12 goals,12 behinds)
t5 won by 1 points: Match rating = 4
Game 4 of 5
t7 11 11 t8 11 17
t7(11 goals,11 behinds) t8(11 goals,17 behinds)
t8 won by 6 points: Match rating = 4
Game 5 of 5
t9 20 3 t10 15 9
t9(20 goals,3 behinds) t10(15 goals,9 behinds)
t9 won by 24 points: Match rating = 3
Summary
Biggest margin was 24
Smallest margin was 0
Average margin was 6
You are not required to format the output exactly as in the run above, but the same information must be displayed. Note that the margin is always positive. No data validation is required.
Only language constructs covered in weeks 1-6 are to be used. In particular, the use of arrays will be penalised. Coding guidelines are provided on the unit website. You are expected to follow the guidelines that are relevant to what you have been taught in weeks 1-6.
The application is to use the following classes and methods:
public class Game {
// member declarations (private) go here

public Game(String t1,int g1,int b1,String t2,int g2,int b2) {
// set members here
setMargin();
setWinner();
setRating();
}

private void setMargin() {
}

private void setWinner() {
}

private void setRating(){
}
// Getters
public int margin() {
return margin;
}

public String winner() {
return winner;
}

public int rating() {
return rating;
}
}
public class Assignment1 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// create scanner object
// read and process final scores for each game
// display summary results
}
}
The classes are to be included in your NetBeans project in two separate source files – Assignment1.java and Game.java.
Submission
You are to submit two separate files
1. Your zipped NetBeans project folder. Details of how to create a zipped project folder are available in the NetBeans FAQ on the unit website. If no source files are present, no marks will be awarded for the assignment.
2. Report.docx. This file is to contain the following Sections:
• Limitations
• Test plan
• Test results
Student name, student ID number, unit name and unit code are to be included on the title page.
The limitations section is to specify any limitations that your program has in terms of calculations and data validation. With respect to data validation, note that no validation of input data is required.
The test plan is to contain a comprehensive list of program functionality to be tested, the input values to be used to test each item of functionality, the expected output from the test and the actual output from the test. Example test plans for Assignment 1, T1 2019 are available on the unit website.
The test results section is to contain screenshots to demonstrate that the program generates the actual outputs shown in the test plan.

Marking Criteria
Criteria
Marks Allocated
1 Calculation of Results /2
2 Language Use /6
Variable declarations
Constant declarations
Class definition
Object creation
Loop control
Selection statement use
Method definition and use
Reading input
Display of results
3 Layout and Documentation
Spacing and indentation conventions /1
Naming conventions /1
Comments (must add value and follow guidelines) /3
4 Testing
Limitations /1
Test Plan and Test Results (must be comprehensive) /6
Sub-Total /20
Penalties
Does not compile: up to 20 marks
Partial implementation: up to 20 marks
Late submission : 5% (1 mark) / day or part of a day
Total /20
For Language Use, a checklist is given, but not a detailed marks breakdown. For checklist item non-compliance, you will be penalised 0.5 – 1 mark depending on the degree of non-compliance.
Note that it is your responsibility to ensure that source code files are included in your submission as well as report.docx. If either are missing, the assignment will not be marked.