The week 2 challenge is an intro to Object Oriented Programming. It will require students to build two classes that interact, as well as use an enumerable.
Example: Potluck
Instructions:
- For the Mid Mod, no tests will be provided. You will be expected to TDD all work (which means creating all
_spec.rb
files and corresponding.rb
files). See Pets and Customers README for more details.
Example Assessment:
- Pets and Customers: the entire repository
- Iterations 1 - 2
- Iterations 3 - 4(choose your own adventure):
- Option 1: Groomer
- Option 2: Day Care
- Option 3: Veterinary Clinic
For additional practice in a similar format to the week 2 IC, the World Cup challenge will require students to build three classes that interact. It will also involve a more complex enumeration problem that can't be solved with a single enumerable. Students will also need to access a Hash. While a slightly different format than the midmod, this is a good exercise for practice if you finish the practice assessments above.
Example: World Cup
The week 4 challenge will involve three classes with only partial specifications. Students must think algorithmically to build an Object Oriented solution that solves the problem. Students will also be required to build a hash.
Examples: Boat Rental | Colorado Lottery
The week 5 and 6 challenges are a test of a student's knowledge of OOP and Ruby mechanics. They will involve two or three classes that interact, iterating over a hash, and several methods that can't be built with a single enumerable.
The week 5 challenge will be a practice for the final in week 6.