Program Requirements

• Must have user input and interaction

• Must use an array in a significant way

• Must have at least one method with a parameter

• Must have at least one algorithm you can clearly identify and describe
  

Written Response

• You will explain your program by answering four questions

• These questions are graded by the AP Rubric.

  • It is critical you understand how they are graded and think carefully about your response.
    

Code + Video

• You will need to save your code as a PDF and upload it to the collegeboard

• You will need to create a 1-minute video of your program running

Policies

• Mr. M isn't allowed to help you debug your project or evaluate it with the rubric

• He can provide some guidance on scope and meeting the rubric requirements

• You must cite any piece of media you did not create

  • This can be done informally and be included in your code as long as credit is given

• AP Requirements Exactly what you *need* to do

• AP Guidelines Rules and guidance on *how* to do it

• AP Rubric How your project is graded by the collegeboard

• AP Exam Page Includes example projects and scoring

• AP Digital Portfolio Where you submit your project, writing, video, and code

Format

• Must be .mp4, .wmv, .avi, or .mov format.

• No more than 1 minute in length

• No more than 30 MB in file size

Suggestions

• Not all options will work on a school PC.

• Students have successfully used the following software to screen record in the past:

  • Screencastify - Google chrome extension

  • X-Box Game Bar - Usually included in Windows

  • Quicktime - Usually included in Mac OS