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Answer & Explanation:AssignmentDetails_8_31_2015.pdfYou are in the testing phase of a graphic user interface (GUI): a calculator.Address the following:Download the calculator executable file and source code file.Test your calculator’s graphic user interface and fix any problems you find.Clean the interface so it is clearly understandable to everyone and consistent throughout.Submit the revised file for this calculator.Submit a 1–2-page Word document that explains the following: Your testing, verification, and validation methodsAll programming and interface problems you foundAll programming and interface solutions you implementedThe following rubric will be used for grading: Grading Rubric10%Submit the file for the calculator.25%Test your calculator’s graphic user interface and fix any problems you find.25%Clean the interface so it is clearly understandable to everyone and consistent throughout.10%Submit the revised file for this calculator.10%Explain your testing, verification, and validation methods.10%Explain all programming and interface problems you found.10%Explain all programming and interface solutions you implemented.*Zip files provided within assignment will need to be emailed, as I am unable to upload to Study Pool. *****Word Doc Required Format: AIUAPAWordTemplate 2015.docx
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Due Date: Sun, 9/6/15
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You are in the testing phase of a graphic user interface (GUI): a calculator.
Address the following:
Download the calculator executable file and source code file.
Test your calculator’s graphic user interface and fix any problems you find.
Clean the interface so it is clearly understandable to everyone and consistent throughout.
Submit the revised file for this calculator.
Submit a 1–2page Word document that explains the following:
Your testing, verification, and validation methods
All programming and interface problems you found
All programming and interface solutions you implemented
The following rubric will be used for grading:
Grading Rubric
10%Submit the file for the calculator.
25%Test your calculator’s graphic user interface and fix any problems you find.
25%Clean the interface so it is clearly understandable to everyone and consistent throughout.
10%Submit the revised file for this calculator.
10%Explain your testing, verification, and validation methods.
10%Explain all programming and interface problems you found.
10%Explain all programming and interface solutions you implemented.
Please submit your assignment.
For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.
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Unit 2: Naik & Tripathy: Chapters 1, 10, 11, 17, 18
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Demonstrate graphic user interface testing, verification, and validation
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Assignment Description
You are in the testing phase of a graphic user interface (GUI): a calculator.
Address the following:
You are in the testing phase of a graphic user interface (GUI): a calculator.
Address the following:
Download the calculator executable file and source code file.
Test your calculator’s graphic user interface and fix any problems you find.
Clean the interface so it is clearly understandable to everyone and consistent throughout.
Submit the revised file for this calculator.
Submit a 1–2page Word document that explains the following:
Your testing, verification, and validation methods
All programming and interface problems you found
All programming and interface solutions you implemented
The following rubric will be used for grading:
Grading Rubric
10%Submit the file for the calculator.
25%Test your calculator’s graphic user interface and fix any problems you find.
25%Clean the interface so it is clearly understandable to everyone and consistent throughout.
10%Submit the revised file for this calculator.
10%Explain your testing, verification, and validation methods.
10%Explain all programming and interface problems you found.
10%Explain all programming and interface solutions you implemented.
Please submit your assignment.
For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.
Reading Assignment
Unit 2: Naik & Tripathy: Chapters 1, 10, 11, 17, 18
Assignment Objectives
Demonstrate graphic user interface testing, verification, and validation
Other Information
There is no additional information to display at this time.
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Extra Credit
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Cuddy, M. F., & Fisher, E. R. (2010). Investigation of the roles of gas-phase CF2 molecules and
F atoms during fluorocarbon plasma processing of Si and ZrO2 substrates. Journal of
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Stevens, J.R. (2008). The signal phrase. Retrieved from http://www.englishdiscourse.org
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