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Welcome to the supplemental wiki for the IT 140 Module Three Assignment.
Start with the repository README:
https://github.com/GC-STEM/it140-m3-assignment
The README contains the step-by-step assignment workflow. This wiki explains concepts and tools that can help you follow those instructions. It does not replace the Module Three Assignment Guidelines and Rubric in D2L Brightspace.
The assignment has two graded design deliverables:
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design/paycheck_calculator.drawio— flowchart -
design/paycheck_calculator.pseudo— pseudocode
The Module Three rubric evaluates the flowchart and pseudocode. The repository also includes optional Construct and Test phases so you can practice carrying your design into Python and checking the resulting program.
Analyze → Design → Construct → Test
You may stop after completing and reviewing the graded Design deliverables, then submit them according to the current Guidelines and Rubric. Continuing through Construct and Test is recommended practice, not an additional graded requirement.
- Understanding the SDLC — See how Analyze, Design, Construct, and Test fit together in this assignment.
- Understanding the Assignment Documents — Learn the purpose of the Guidelines and Rubric, SRS, SDD, SDW, and starter files.
- Flowcharts and Pseudocode — Review the role of each design tool without receiving a completed assignment solution.
- Working in Your Course IDE — Work with Markdown, Draw.io, pseudocode, and optional Python files in VS Code.
- Testing and Debugging — Use manual and automated checks if you complete the optional Python practice.
- Git and GitHub During the Assignment — Save and back up your work safely.
- Assignment Problems and Support — Choose the right place to ask a question or report a technical problem.
- Sources, Citations, and AI Use — Keep track of outside help and follow the current assignment AI guidance.
When instructions differ, use this order:
- Current Module Three Assignment Guidelines and Rubric in D2L Brightspace
- Current instructions from your instructor
- Repository README files
- Supplemental wiki explanations
The repository should help you understand and complete the assignment; it should not create additional graded requirements.