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Build a Simple Rock-Paper-Scissors Game with a Scoreboard

Discipline: Game Development Level: Foundation Industry: Software & IT Function: Engineering Team: up to 3 Assessment: 5 milestones (100 marks)

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What you'll build: You'll create a fun, interactive rock-paper-scissors game that runs in your web browser! The game lets a player compete against the computer, keeps track of wins and losses on a scoreboard, and has a clean, easy-to-use interface.

Why it's a good starter: This project is perfect for beginners because it uses only basic web tools, has a clear goal, and can be built step-by-step. You'll get hands-on experience seeing your code come to life and learn important concepts in a friendly, low-pressure way.

What you'll learn: You'll practice essential web development skills like structuring a web page, styling it, adding interactive behavior with code, and updating the page as the game is played. You'll also learn to break a project into manageable steps and see how real games track player progress.

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1. Setup & Plan

10 marks 5d

Submit a brief project outline (one page) describing your plan for the game, including a sketch or diagram of the game layout. Show that your coding environment is ready by sharing a screenshot of your code editor with a basic HTML file open.

2. Build the Game UI & Basic Play

30 marks 10d

Submit a working web page with the basic user interface: buttons for rock, paper, and scissors, and a display area for showing results. The game should allow one round to be played (player vs computer) and display who won the round.

3. Add Scoreboard & Game Features

30 marks 10d

Submit an updated game that keeps track of scores (player vs computer) on a visible scoreboard. The scoreboard updates automatically after each round. Add a 'reset' button to start a new game.

4. Testing & Polish

15 marks 7d

Submit the final, polished version of your game. Check for bugs, tidy your code, and add any small improvements (like simple colors or instructions). Show that you've tested all features and that the game looks tidy.

5. Demo & Short Report

15 marks 7d

Submit a 2-minute screen recording demo of your game in action, plus a short written report (half a page) explaining what you learned and any challenges you faced.

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Skills you'll learn

Game DevelopmentWriting simple HTML to create web pagesStyling pages and elements with CSSUsing JavaScript for interactivity and game logicWorking with basic variables and functionsUpdating the web page content dynamicallyOrganizing and commenting code

Tools used

Visual Studio Code (or any free code editor)Web browser (ChromeFirefoxetc.)Free online tutorials or documentation

Prerequisites

Basic computer useVery simple programming ideas (like what a variable is)

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