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Assignment 4: Match-Pair Memory Game

CSGE601021 Programming Foundations 2 @ Faculty of Computer Science Universitas Indonesia, Term 2 2017/2018

This document contains the description and general information required for completing the fourth assignment of Programming Foundations 2 course. The assignment is about creating a match-pair memory game.

This assignment covers programming topics as follows:

  • OO concepts
  • Package & Java API
  • Exception handling
  • Graphical User Interface (GUI)

This assignment is published on Thursday, May 10 2018. The due date for pushing latest commit for this assignment is on Friday, May 18 2018. Please refer to Submission section to see the actual due date and time.

Table of Contents

  1. Description
  2. Preparation
  3. Example
  4. Checking
  5. Submission
  6. Checklists

Description

Javari Park wants to develop a game to be played at their zoo. The game is a match-pair memory game where the player will have to match animal characters that are hidden behind 6x6 grid tiles. There are 18 animal characters hidden in the game and player must find matching characters by checking the tiles. When player found matching pair of characters, then the tiles that hid the characters will disappear/gone invisible.

Player can only open at most 2 tiles. If there are 2 open tiles and the player wanted to open another tile, then previous 2 open tiles will be closed. This game also tracks the number of attempts done by player to match hidden character behind the tiles. Furthermore, this game also lets player to restart the game from the beginning.

You are free to design and implement the view and layout of the game. The images in Example section only show possible examples of the game's interface. Use your creativity to develop the game. You may add additional features into the game.

Example

The following image depicts an example of initial condition of the game.

Example 1

The following image depicts the view of the game after player matched 2 hidden animal characters. The tiles disappear once the player matched 2 animal characters.

Example 2

Checking

You can check whether your work contain code style issues by executing the following Gradle task:

gradle :assignment-4:checkstyleMain

To compile all Java source code in src/main/java:

gradle :assignment-4:classes

Submission

Please save & push your latest work (commit) into your online Git repository on GitLab no later than 23:55 at 18/05/2018. Do not forget to invite your TA as a Master of your GitLab project. The teaching team will only grade your work based on the latest commit that has been pushed no later than the specified date & time.

Checklists

Assignment Grading Scheme

  • 30% exception and error handling
  • 40% complete implementation of all program features
  • 20% reusability, flexibility, and creativity in program design
  • 10% documentations (Javadoc and comments)