The document outlines a programming assignment focused on implementing a simple map simulation in Java, requiring features like random data generation, user interaction, and route calculation. It specifies content, formatting, and grading criteria that include a focus on program functionality, design, and documentation. The grading system allocates 80% for program output quality and 20% for documentation, with a detailed breakdown of individual grading metrics.

1. Data Structures & Algorithms (IT 103)
Fundamentals of Data Structures & Algorithms
Output 1

2. Fundamentals of Data Structures and
Algorithm – Output 1
▪ Problem
▪ Content, Format & Rating
▪ Grading System
▪ Individual Grade Computation

3. Output Problem
Problem :
Given the discussion on Introduction to Data
Structures and Algorithm, create a simple program
that will satisfy the given requirements below.
1. Create a simple program using java programming
language under console interface.
2. The program should display a map based from
Image 1 : Map Reference.
Image 1 : Map Reference

4. Output Problem
Problem :
3. At the initial execution of the program :
a. generate random data (distance in meters; 10-100
value) from and to of each location.
b. randomize your position at the map
4. Create a simple interface showing the created Map
and display its details.
Image 1 : Map Reference

5. Output Problem
Problem :
5. Display your current location in the map.
6. Create an option/menu that will prompt the user to
select which location he/she would like to visit.
7. Display all the possible route to attain the location.
8. Calculate for the total distance from location A to
location B for all possible route.
Image 1 : Map Reference

6. Output Problem
Problem :
9. Display the results of the calculation and the program
should be able to recommend the shortest path from
location A to location B.
10. Calculate for the time needed to arrive at the destination
given the speed of .1 meter per min. Display the time
needed in hour.
11. Implement 1D array for storing data and values needed
in the program.
Image 1 : Map Reference

7. Content, Format and Rating
Content, Format & Rating
• Follow the given content and format below in documenting your output.
1. Title
2. Description
3. Flowchart
4. Timeline

8. Content, Format and Rating
Content, Format & Rating
• Follow the given content and format below in documenting your output.
5. Screenshot of Codes
6. Screenshot of Demonstration
7. Demonstration via Video Presentation
8. List of Group Members and Rating by Group Leader

9. Grading System
Grading System
• Output will be rated by 80% from the program and 20% documentation.
• In rating the program output, below criteria will be used :
Criteria %
Functionality 65%
Design and Interface 10%
Presentation & Delivery 5%

10. Grading System
Grading System
• In rating the required functionality of the program, it will rated as 0 or 1 for
every cited program requirements.
• Take note that the program will be created on Java Programming Language, under console
interface and implementing 1D array data structure thus; violating the specific instruction will
results to rating of 50 as the output final grade added the grade for documentation.

11. Grading System
Grading System
Item Indicator Weight Value
Indicator No. 2 5
Indicator No. 3 10
Indicator No. 4 5
Indicator No. 5 5
Indicator No. 6 5
Indicator No. 7 5
Indicator No. 8 5
Indicator No. 9 10
Indicator No. 10 10
Indicator No. 11 5
TOTAL 65

12. Individual Grade Computation
Individual Grade Formula
• Individual Grade will be computed based from the formula below:
Members
IG=AVG((Rated by GL),(Group Output Grade))
Leaders
IG=AVG((100),(Group Output Grade))

13. THANK YOU!