object-oriented programming using C++.

ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS Aim The aim of this Assignment is to demonstrate the knowledge gained during the module in understanding BOTH object-oriented analysis and design (OOAD), and object-oriented programming (OOP) using C++. You are required to produce a working program in C++, the OOAD for the program and a structured report describing the program and . The System Specification for the OOAD and program is given below in Part II ‘Assessment Scenario/Problem’. Overview The development of the OOAD and C++ program is most likely to be iterative and this will help you understand the process. By the end of the assignment you should be able to demonstrate the connection between OOAD and C++ program structure. Working program Your program will be written in C++ using Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 (MSVS). Your program will use the Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) library for all output and graphics. The program can be completed to three levels of difficulty (see details below). 1. Functionality to display, using MFC windows, the static boundaries of all the shapes. 2. Functionality to display, using MFC windows, a spot moving along each shape boundary, one spot after another. 3. Functionality to display, using MFC windows, a spot moving along each shape boundary, all spots at once. THE PROJECT SHOULD BE MADE WITHOUT USING PRE-COMPILED HEADERS AND WITHOUT USING MFC WIZARDS (i.e. menus, windows, etc, should be coded). The MSVS solution folder, together with all source files and the working executable program must be provided and submitted to the module dropbox on NOW, as detailed below. All source files must include the PLAGIARISM DECLARATION, as detailed below. You may use and adapt the lab examples, but must reference their use or adaption in your code. Any code adapted from another source must reference the original source in your code.