What to do for this milestone: • To implement the text-based game. • To document your code.
What to submit (by each group) In the same Github repo that you set up in Stage 1, create a README.MD file in the repo that contains: ▪ Identification of the team members. ▪ A description of your game and introduce the game rules. ▪ A list of features that you have implemented, and explain how each coding element 1 to 5 listed under the coding requirements aforementioned support your features. ▪ A list of non-standard C/C++ libraries, if any, that are used in your work and integrated to your code repo. Please also indicate what features in your game are supported by these libraries. ▪ Compilation and execution instructions. This serves like a "Quick start" of your game. The teaching team will follow your instructions to compile and run your game. Your code including the makefile and all source files (.h / .cpp / .c) Submit a link to the repo to Moodle. (Refer to the details in the submission page) A video (at most 3 minutes long) demonstrating a gameplay and the implemented features of your program. • You can either submit a link to video or upload it to Moodle. • Video clips after 3 mins would be ignored if your demo is longer than 3 mins.
What to submit (by each individual student) Submit on Moodle (Refer to the details in the submission page) • a list of work that you have done for the project • a peer evaluation to your project partners in your group. • To declare your own contribution if the Contributions Graph in GitHub does not reflect the real contribution distribution.