WORK FOR THE FUTURE SIT 207 Android Programming Assignment 1: Based on UI Development and the enhanced Android development (Assignment-1, Part-1, Total Marks=50, Weight=15%) (Assignment-1, Part-2, Weight=15%) Part-1: Due date Sunday of Week 5, (14th August) at 11:59pm Via CloudDeakin Dropbox Part-2: Due date Sunday of Week 9, (18th September) at 11:59pm Via CloudDeakin Dropbox The two parts of Assignment-1 should be submitted separately by the aforementioned due date. Assignment-1, Part-1: I. Description of assignment-1, part-1 In this assignment, you are required to implement an Android application described by the specifications below. The application will be a basic pinball training game. Figure 1: Main Figure 2: About me Figure 3: Select a Game difficulty Figure 4: GameWORK FOR THE FUTURE Figure 5: Reset game Figure 6: Score list Figure 7: Game Menu Figure 8 Landscape It is important to follow exactly the specifications and your implementation must conform to these: 1. Create the project with the Application Name using format: LastName_FirstName_ID 2. When the application starts, it presents the user 4 buttons labelled, New Game, Score List, About, Exit as an example shown in Figure 1. 3. Clicking on the "About" button, it should present an activity to introduce the developer, as in Figure 2. 4. Clicking on the "New Game" button, starts a new game for the player. The players are presented with four levels of game difficulty: "Beginner", "Intermediate", "Advanced" and "Expert", as shown in Figure 3. After selecting a game difficulty, the game interface will be appear as shown in Figure 4. This is a simple pinball game with a bar on the bottom to prevent the falling ball getting to the bottom. The ball will bounce when hitting the bar. Player can move the bar by putting a finger on the bar and dragging it on the screen. The difficulty of the game can be represented by the falling speed of the ball or the bar length, or both. 5. When the ball hit the bottom line outside the bar region, the game is over. A popup window is shown in Figure 5, to ask the user if he/she would like to reset the game or exit to the main menu. When user click "Exit" button as in Figure-5, the user will be directed to the score list as shown in Figure 6. The game result will be printed with an image icon shown on the left. Therefore, by clicking "Exit" button, the camera will launch first to take a photo of the user. The photo will be then saved and applied in the score list. 6. During the game, the user can hit the menu button on the keyboard, or the action bar button. This will popup the menu which allows the user to configure the game as shown in Figure 7. (Hint: for more information about the menu, please refer to http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/menus.html). When user click "Exit to menu" button in the option menu in previous step, the user gets to the main menu of the game as shown in Figure 1. If the user click "Select Difficulty", Figure 3 is presented, and a new game can be launched with the selected difficulty. If the user click "Reset", the game will restart. 7. Clicking on the "Exit" button in Figure1 should terminate the application. 8. On the main menu shown in Figure 1, the "Score List" button is not required to be implemented at this step. We are going to make up the function in the next assignment. 9. The app supports both portrait and landscape orientations, as in Figure 8. 10. Define and apply strings and colors as structured resources.WORK FOR THE FUTURE II. Assessment Guide for Assignment-1, part-1 Description Marks Assets, Layout and Design:  Apply appropriate UI widgets (button, menu, etc.) to achieve the desired functions.  Can apply custom assets, font, design to improve the graphic quality  Can apply appropriate layout to adapt to different screen sizes  Use resources to organize all strings and colors used 10 Scene transition and Navigations:  Can develop all the required scenes  Provide smooth navigations among the scenes  Can support the menu 10 Structured Resource and Landscape  Can use the Android resources (3 marks)  Can support the landscape (2 marks) 5 Intent and List View:  Apply custom list view to achieve the desired functions (5 marks).  Can pass game data from game activity to score list activity using Intent (5 marks)  Can apply one game activity to adapt to different game difficulties. (5 marks) 15 Java Convention:  Use the Java programming convention described in the lecture slides. (6 marks) Comments:  Provide detailed comments on list view activity (4 marks) 10 III. Submission Guide & Deadline of Assignment-1, part-1 Due: 11:59pm, 14th August (Sunday), 2016 Submission:  Create the project with the Application Name using the format: LastName_FirstName_IDWORK FOR THE FUTURE  Zip all project files into a .zip file  Submit with the faculty electronic assignment cover sheet  Upload the zip file and cover sheet to CloudDeakin. Email submissions are not accepted. Late submissions will be punished according to the university rule.  YOUR CODE WILL BE CHECKED FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END. Note particularly that reproducing someone else's work is not permitted at all.  Your attention is drawn to the Plagiarism Statement on CloudDeakin. Anyone using cut-and-paste or copying other people's work will be easily detected automatically by the CloudDeakin submission system and the teaching staff members; the outcome is a disciplinary committee hearing. Assignment-1, Part-2: This part will be released soon.