This week you will analyze the computational complexity of the game you select. A good way to do this is to determine the steps of the game in the algorithm format from Week 4 and figure out how many steps it could take at maximum to finish the game. Include this analysis in the report using the guidelines below.
Include the following in your report:
A brief explanation of the computing concepts to be modeled
A brief explanation of how the game functions if you created the game
A brief explanation of the original game on which you have based your assignment if the game already exists
A brief explanation of how the game was integrated with the concepts of computing if the game already exists
Three scenarios of game play, including:
The setup of the game
The desired outcome
A sample game for each scenario
Your submission will be evaluated on the following criteria:
The adaptability of the game chosen to the week's topic
The extent to which the game and the computing concepts integrate
The quality of the work submitted by you
The completeness of each week's report
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To analyze the computational complexity of a game, we need to understand the computing concepts involved and how the game functions. If you have created the game yourself, you will explain its mechanics. If the game already exists, you will explain the original game and how it was integrated with computing concepts.
In your report, you will include a brief explanation of the computing concepts being modeled. These concepts could include algorithm design, data structures, search algorithms, complexity analysis, and more. It is important to describe how these concepts are relevant to the game and how they are applied.
Next, if you created the game, you will provide a brief explanation of how it functions. Describe its rules, mechanics, and any specific aspects that are relevant to the computing concepts being modeled.
If the game already exists, you will explain the original game on which your assignment is based. Discuss its mechanics, rules, and objectives. Then, explain how the game was integrated with the computing concepts laid out for the assignment. Describe the modifications or additions made to the original game to incorporate these concepts.
You will also provide three scenarios of gameplay in your report. For each scenario, provide an explanation of the setup of the game, including the initial conditions, player roles, and any other relevant details.
Next, describe the desired outcome for each scenario. What are the objectives that the players need to achieve or the conditions they need to fulfill?
Finally, include a sample game for each scenario, describing the sequence of moves or actions taken by the players. This will allow your readers to understand how the game progresses and how the computing concepts come into play.
When evaluating your submission, the grading criteria will consider the adaptability of the game chosen to the week's topic. This means how well the game aligns with the computing concepts being modeled.
Additionally, the integration of the game with the computing concepts will be assessed. How effectively have you incorporated these concepts into the game mechanics and rules?
The quality of your work will also be taken into account, including clarity of explanations, logical coherence, and attention to detail.
Lastly, the completeness of your weekly report will be considered. Make sure to address all the required components mentioned earlier in your report.
By following these guidelines, you will be able to analyze the computational complexity of the chosen game and effectively integrate computing concepts into its design.