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Please consider these points for assignment We have to make a java programme in which we have to create a database of twenty books by using array which is entered by seller during run time, not to be predefined. These books should be purchased(buy) by user and enable following features like add to cart, item remove from cart, subtotal of cart and others as defined in assignment file I have sent you. Apart from this, We don't have to create any database other than java programme.

Algorithm Presentation /10 Excellent presentation with clarity, made appropriate eye contact with audience and engaged them. confidently answered all the questions. Sound presentation with clarity, made eye contact with audience and engaged them fairly. Answered most of the questions. Good presentation with relative clarity, made eye contact with audience and engaged audience some times. Answered some of the questions Fair presentation with less clarity, Poor audience engagement. Had difficulty answering the questions. Spoke unclearly, seldom made eye contact with audience. Could not answer the questions.

Demonstration and Viva /20 Demonstrate very well with excellent Logic, clarity and easy to follow with strong arguments and sound technical knowledge. Excellent ability to critically analyse the queries and alter the code accordingly. Demonstrate well with sound Logic and clarity. Has ability to critically analyse the queries with good technical knowledge. Troubleshoots easily. Demonstrate with good Logic. Has ability to analyse the queries technically. Attempts to troubleshoot. Demonstrates the work with less technical knowledge. Poor in troubleshooting. Argument is confused and disjointed

TASKS/ Grades Excellent Very Good Good Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Algorithm and Program /55 Optimal Algorithm devised (logic used) taking into considerations all possible end conditions as defined. Flawless Code implemented for the devised algorithm without and gap between the algorithm and the program. Relevant Algorithm devised (logic used) taking into considerations all possible end conditions. Flawless Code implemented Generally relevant Algorithm devised (logic used) taking into considerations most of the end conditions. Flawless Code implemented. Some relevance in the algorithm and few conditions are considered. The logic used is relevant.

Demonstration and Viva Tutor will see the outputs and also assess your understanding of work done for this assignment in the laboratory class. This will be done during Week-11 laboratoryclass. Please Note: In case the student remains absent during week10 and 11 for presentation, demonstration and viva without prior permission for special consideration through AMS , he /she may lose Demo and Viva marks. 20 Total 85

Sections to be included in the report Description of the sections Marks Algorithm Program All the minute details have to be addressed in the algorithm Presentation of the algorithm in week 10 Error free, well commented Java program for the algorithm without anydiscrepancy between the program and the algorithm 15 10 40 Following points must be considered: Include appropriate import statements Include a comment at the beginning of your program with basic information and a description of the program Your code should be properly indented Give meaningful names to variables and classes in your code. Correct use of programming structures Your program compiles successfully without any errors Your program is interactive and gives correct output. Your program should follow all the rules mentioned above. Sufficient test cases considering all the requirements have to be provided with valid and invalid inputs.

The assignment must be submitted using Moodle, one submission for your group. The page numbers of the assignment must be clear on each page. The report document must be checked for similarity through Moodle/Turnitin while submitting it. Please refer to the study skills unit staff if you need further assistance. Please note that only one member per group should submit the report. The group members will have to present the algorithm in Week 10 during the lab hours and demonstrate in Week 11. All the group members will have to demonstrate. If any member of the group fails to demonstrate, he/she will lose the demonstration marks.

Your assignment should be completed according to the General Guidelines for Presentation of academic work. Your submission should contain the following: 1. The assignment Word file that will be submitted shall include: o Algorithm/flow chart o Complete Java program without syntax errors. o Must include appropriate and sufficient comments in the source code. o Screen shots of initial compilation results with syntax errors. o Trouble shooting the syntax errors • The word file name must have your student ID as part of the file name. 2. Documentation should follow the standard submission guidelines as below: a) Front page - indicating your Group members’ names and student IDs, teaching staff (Lecturer’s and tutor’s name), a statement of what has been completed and acknowledgement of the names of all assisted you. b) List of references used (IEEE style) – Reference sources must be cited in the text of the report, and listed appropriately at the end in a reference list. Only IEEE referencing style is acceptable for this assignment.

Due Date Week 10 laboratory class –To present the algorithm. Week 11laboratory class –Demonstration of the assignment. Submission of final copy of the assignment. Submission Guidelines • All work must be submitted on Moodle by the due date along with a title Page. • The assignment must be in MS Word format, 1.5 spacing, 11-pt Calibri (Body) font and 2.54 cm margins on all four sides of your page with appropriate section headings. • Reference sources must be cited in the text of the report, and listed appropriately at the end in a reference list using IEEE referencing style.