Haha. What did you end up doing for your major work last year? My teacher has stated that documentation is a crucial part of this major project and yeah its pretty important and im pretty good at that sorta stuff. Only problem is how long and detailed a program should be in terms of coding. Would it be recommended to go over 1000 lines of code or just keep it in the 400s-600s area cause my program is like a loan calculatorlive.fast said:There are code-specific forums all over the internet you know. I remember posting up an 'URGENT HELP NEEDED' thread in one of them for my Visual Basic Major Project, and I ended up getting alot of useful (and much needed!) responses.
A hint though; when you sign up for an account to those forums, sign up as a GIRL. You tend to get about a million or so more people wanting to help you out lolll and yes, I know, it's weird, but whatever, this is the HSC! Take advantage of it.
and looking from vb net forums, its pretty easy to build in just like 100 lines or so which makes it a tad harder to document many the various modules involved in program compared to another student who may be doing a game ..Hahaha. He mentions i am excellent at Project work programming which is so ironicfiSHtITS said:I'd make something educational if it appeals more to your teacher. Get in his/her good books and you may get marked better. My teacher let me do a game because it met the need of 'entertainment'
. Anyhow i handed in my project with documentation in today; mainly focused on the doc part more from what people have been saying here. I did a a pretty simple mortgage calculator but a few days prior he sneakily had a look and commented how good looking and useful it looked and that he might use it for future reference lol. Hopefully i'll get 80%+ How ignorant and narrow-minded can you be? There is nothing wrong with the quality of major works coming out of the public system.phr0z3n said:
