Page 1 of 5 Assessment 1 — Android Programming — Term 1 2020 Due date: Electronic submission via Moodle by 5pm AEST, Monday, Week 6, 20 April 2020 ASSESSMENT Weighting: 25% of total unit assessment 1...

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Page 1 of 5 Assessment 1 — Android Programming — Term 1 2020 Due date: Electronic submission via Moodle by 5pm AEST, Monday, Week 6, 20 April 2020 ASSESSMENT Weighting: 25% of total unit assessment 1 Length: As required Objective This assessment requires you to design and implement a mobile application using Java and Android Studio. Introduction You have been assigned the task of creating an Android application that records the name address and opening time of night clubs. The application will be called MusicPro The application will consist of three screens or pages 1. A main page 2. A page containing a scrollable list of all venues 3. A detail page for a single venue selected from the list Main Page Page 2 of 5 The main page consists of 2 buttons. • The first button will open the venue listing page • The second button will be used in the second assignment to open Google Maps The page will contain a title bar at the top of the screen with the application name MusicPro Venue List Page The venue list page will display a scrollable list containing all venues. Each list item will display 1. The venue name 2. The venue address Clicking on a list item will open the Details page containing the details for that venue. The title bar will contain the application name and a menu containing a single item called New Venue displayed as text. When the menu item is selected it will open an empty Details page allowing the new venue details to be inserted. Page 3 of 5 Details Page The details page will consist of the following items 1. The Venue name 2. The Venue address 3. The venue Opening time • Time is a text field and you do not need to check its format or validity 4. A Delete button which will delete the current item and return to the list page • The deleted item should not be in the list when you return 5. A Done button which will return to the list page. • If this is a new venue item and no name or address has been entered, the venue is to be delete before returning (do not return an empty venue item) • If the name and address is present then save the new venue to the database Fragments Both the venue list page and the venue details page must use fragments Database Venue details must be saved to an SQLite database. The database must be loaded when the application starts. Page 4 of 5 Dialogs A dialog must be shown when the Delete button is clicked to confirm the deletion before proceeding 1. If YES is selected delete the item and return to the list view 2. If NO is selected stay on the page If the Done button is selected, then one of the following will occur. 1. If either the venue name OR the venue address is incomplete a warning dialog is displayed (as shown above) and the app stays on the current page 2. If both the name and address are empty the venue is deleted from the database and the application returns to the venue list page 3. Otherwise update the venue in the database and return to the venue list page Any inserts or deletes must be reflected in the list view. Clicking the Back button will leave the venue unchanged (dose not save changes). Submission You are required to submit your assignment electronically via the Moodle course website. The deliverable is a zip folder containing all the code and resources needed for to run the program. Ensure the zip file is called lastname-firstname-studentId.zip Page 5 of 5 Assessment Marking Criteria Component Criteria Marks Page Layouts Layouts Options page 1 List Page 1 Details Page 1 Code Fragments Fragments used for list page and details page 2 List View ListView, View Holder and Adapter implemented correctly 4 Resources Resources (such as string resources) used wherever possible 1 Menu Menu and items correct 1 SQLite Database Items are loaded from the database on start-up 2 Details and edits are saved to the database 2 Dialogs Dialog/s implemented correctly 1 Code Quality Informative variable names, consistent indenting, adequate commenting, no more than one blank line between blocks of code 3 Operation Operation Options page functions correctly 1 List Page functions correctly 1 Details Page including dialogs and menus functions correctly 3 All errors are caught, and appropriate messages displayed 1 Total 25 Assessment 1 — Android Programming — Term 1 2020 Introduction Main Page Venue List Page Details Page Fragments Database Dialogs Submission Assessment Marking Criteria