Homework 1: Decision Structure This assignment will take you approximately three hours to finish; please allot adequate time for successful completion, Refer to the Course Schedule for the due date. Overview For this assignment, you will construct a problem with a narrative explaining the problem. This problem will require inputs (numerical or other) and will produce outputs (numerical or other). The program will work through at least four major output categories with two subcategories for each major category. Follow these instructions: 1. Review the Homework 1: Decision Structure Rubric for grading criteria by selecting the title and then the View Rubric button. 2. Create an account in Snap! 3. Choose a problem for your decision structure 4. Provide a brief detailed narrative describing the problem, decision structure, and categories. 5. Build a decision structure sequence directly in Snap! and include the following: o Define the problem to fit within the four categories of output. Name the two subcategories that each category of output will have that the program cycles through. o Make use of comparison operators and at least two Boolean operators. Be sure your program is set up to get an input from the user. No present inputs can be used (will require interaction with the user). 6. Be sure to save your assignment with a shareable link. 7. Select the title above and copy and paste your shareable link in the submission box. FAQ's of Homework 1 A I will start listing some questions and answers I receive for Homework 1 here: o What are considered Boolean Operators in Snap! Boolean Operators are in the green category and are the blocks AND, OR, NOT o What are considered Comparison Operators in Snap! Comparison Operators are in the green category and are the , = Is there a specific problem we are supposed to solve? When a programmer says they have a problem that needs a solution it means they have a idea/goal/objective that needs to be created into a program or solution. For this homework you are going to think of a topic that you can expand on in a decision tree type solution. Each question has several possible answers, which leads to another level of questions and answers! Homework 1: Decision Structure This assignment will take you approximately three hours to finish; please allot adequate time for successful completion, Refer to the Course Schedule for the due date. Overview For this assignment, you will construct a problem with a narrative explaining the problem. This problem will require inputs (numerical or other) and will produce outputs (numerical or other). The program will work through at least four major output categories with two subcategories for each major category. Follow these instructions: 1. Review the Homework 1: Decision Structure Rubric for grading criteria by selecting the title and then the View Rubric button. 2. Create an account in Snap! 3. Choose a problem for your decision structure 4. Provide a brief detailed narrative describing the problem, decision structure, and categories. 5. Build a decision structure sequence directly in Snap! and include the following: o Define the problem to fit within the four categories of output. Name the two subcategories that each category of output will have that the program cycles through. o Make use of comparison operators and at least two Boolean operators. Be sure your program is set up to get an input from the user. No present inputs can be used (will require interaction with the user). 6. Be sure to save your assignment with a shareable link. 7. Select the title above and copy and paste your shareable link in the submission box. FAQ's of Homework 1 A I will start listing some questions and answers I receive for Homework 1 here: o What are considered Boolean Operators in Snap! Boolean Operators are in the green category and are the blocks AND, OR, NOT o What are considered Comparison Operators in Snap! Comparison Operators are in the green category and are the , = Is there a specific problem we are supposed to solve? When a programmer says they have a problem that needs a solution it means they have a idea/goal/objective that needs to be created into a program or solution. For this homework you are going to think of a topic that you can expand on in a decision tree type solution. Each question has several possible answers, which leads to another level of questions and answers
