Year 9 - What you should have - Checklist!

You need to download and save into your folder all of the following...

By the end of this project you should have completed:

• Game Overview 
• Annotated Moodboard 
• Annotated Storyboards 
• Rules Log
• Game 
• Start Screen 
• Instructions Screen 
• Instructions Screen 
• At least 5 customised working levels 
• Win Screen 
• Lose Screen
• Design Log 
• Testing 
• User Feedback 
• Teacher Comments 
• Changes 
• Elements Table 
• Full instruction manual (this can be within the game or a separate file)
• Promo Trailer (Checklist)
• Review (Review Checklist)

Make sure you use after school times to complete your game!

Kodu Lesson 1

LO1: Understand how to use the terrain tools and control character’s movement using Kodu Game Lab

Outcomes

Red - You will have created a simple world using Kodu
Amber - You will have added objects into your world
Green - You will have programmed some of the objects in your world

Starter

Main

Launch Kodu from All Programs > ICT and Business > Kodu Game Lab

RED TASK: Create a world in Kodu

AMBER TASK: Adding Objects

GREEN TASK: Programming Objects

EXTENSION TASK: Adding Game-play

Plenary

1. Create a folder in your Sites > ICT > Unit 2> called Kodu
2. Save and Export your game

Y9 Python Training!

LO to investigate and develop an understanding of a programming language using Python

In the following Computing lessons you will be developing your key skills in Python programming for your Computing GCSE

1. Create a folder in your Sites folder called GCSE Computing and then make one inside that called Python Training
2. From the Start menu select ALL PROGRAMS > ICT & BUSINESS > IDLE (Python GUI)
3. For each new program created you have to start a new Python file by clicking File > New
4. Save each program you make in your new Python Training folder

Complete the following tutorials in order...

LESSON 2: STARTER

1. Open the IDLE (GUI) from the Start menu
2. Go to File > New
3. Create a program that will say "I am about to start lesson 2 of Python"
4. Save and Run the program 

LESSON 3: STARTER

1. Open the IDLE (GUI) from the Start menu
2. Go to File > New
3. Create a program that will say "What is your name?", allow you to enter your name and show you a suitable reply.
4. Save and Run the program 

ONLY move onto Lesson 3 once Lesson 2 is complete....

LESSON 4:

1. Open the IDLE (GUI) from the Start menu
2. Go to File > New

LESSON 5:

1. Open the IDLE (GUI) from the Start menu
2. Go to File > New

LESSON 6:

1. Open the IDLE (GUI) from the Start menu
2. Go to File > New

LESSON 7 Example Controlled Assessment:

1. Open the IDLE (GUI) from the Start menu
2. Go to File > New