vault backup: 2026-01-06 20:28:50

2026-01-06 20:28:50 +03:30
parent 4d1ff3a370
commit 1361b45f79
1 changed files with 177 additions and 0 deletions
@@ -0,0 +1,177 @@
 # 🎮 Othello C++ Mini Project — Grading Rubric
 **Total Points: 800**
 ---
 ## 1. Correct Board Display (Rendering) — **80 points**
 - Correct board size (e.g., 8×8)
 - Clear display of cells and pieces
 - Proper alignment and spacing
 - Board updates correctly after each move
 ---
 ## 2. Input Handling, Screen Control, and WASD Movement — **80 points**
 - Proper use of `getch` (no Enter required)
 - Correct screen clearing at appropriate times
 - Smooth cursor movement using `W`, `A`, `S`, `D`
 - Cursor stays within board boundaries
 - Correct cell selection mechanism
 ---
 ## 3. Core Game Logic and End-Game Conditions — **200 points**
 - Correct detection of valid moves
 - Proper flipping of pieces in **all directions**
 - Rejection of illegal moves
 - Correct turn switching
 - Accurate detection of game-ending conditions:
    - Full board
    - No valid moves for both players
 - Correct score calculation and winner declaration
 ---
 ## 4. Single-Player Mode and Bot Functionality — **100 points**
 - Ability to play against a bot
 - Bot always makes valid moves
 - Bot does not crash or freeze the game
 - Bot logic is consistent and reasonable (even if simple)
 ---
 ## 5. Menu System — **60 points**
 - Clear and functional main menu
 - Correct navigation between options
 - Proper handling of user selections
 ---
 ## 6. Leaderboard Saving and Display — **70 points**
 - Correct use of file I/O
 - Persistent storage of player data
 - Clean and readable leaderboard display
 - Data is not corrupted between runs
 ---
 ## 7. User Interface Quality (UI/UX) — **50 points**
 - Readable text-based interface
 - Proper spacing and alignment
 - Consistent visual style
 - Overall pleasant user experience
 ---
 ## 8. Code Cleanliness, Structure, and Modularity — **90 points**
 - Well-structured code with clear functions
 - Meaningful naming conventions
 - Minimal duplication
 - Logical separation of concerns
 - Readable and maintainable code
 ---
 ## 9. Code Understanding and Mastery — 70 points**
 - Student can clearly explain their implementation
 - Demonstrates strong understanding of logic
 - Can modify or extend the code if asked
 - Code is not blindly copied or auto-generated
 ---
 ## ✅ Points Summary
 | Category                    | Points  |
 | --------------------------- | ------- |
 | Board Display               | 80      |
 | Input & Movement            | 80      |
 | Game Logic & End Conditions | 200     |
 | Single-Player & Bot         | 100     |
 | Menu System                 | 60      |
 | Leaderboard                 | 70      |
 | UI / UX                     | 50      |
 | Code Structure              | 90      |
 | Code Mastery                | 70      |
 | **Total**                   | **800** |
 # Bonus Features — **Up to 200 Points**
 ## 1. Save & Load Game State — **20 points**
 - Ability to **save the game during gameplay** (e.g., via a specific key or on exit)
 - Complete game state is saved:
    - Board state
    - Current player’s turn
    - Game mode (single/multiplayer, board size, etc.)
 - Game can be **loaded later** via a “Load Game” menu option
 - Loaded game resumes correctly from the saved state
 ---
 ## 2. Advanced Bot Algorithms (e.g., Minimax) — Up to **80 points**
 - Implementation of an advanced decision-making algorithm such as:
    - Minimax
    - Minimax with depth limit
    - Alpha–Beta pruning
 - Bot evaluates game states instead of choosing random or first-available moves
 - Algorithm is stable and does not significantly degrade performance
 ---
 ## 3. Visual Enhancement with ANSI Colors — **20 points**
 - Use of ANSI color codes for:
    - Black and white pieces
    - Board highlights
    - Menus or messages
 - Colors improve clarity and aesthetics
 - UI remains readable and consistent across the game
 ---
 ## 4. Configurable Board Size — **10 points**
 - User can select board size at the start of the game
 - Board size is **even and valid** (e.g., 6×6, 8×8, 10×10)
 - All game logic (moves, flips, end-game detection) adapts correctly to the chosen size
 ---
 ## 5. Display of Valid Moves (Hints) — **10 points**
 - Valid moves for the current player are visually indicated on the board
 - Uses a distinct marker (e.g., dim `*` or highlighted cell)
 - Hints update correctly when the turn changes
 - Hint display does not interfere with gameplay
 ---
 ## 6. Game Replay Feature — **20 points**
 - All moves are recorded during gameplay
 - After the game ends, user can replay the game from start to finish
 - Replay shows moves step-by-step in correct order
 - Controls for replay progression (automatic or manual) are reasonable
 ---
 ## 8. Creative Features & Enhancements — **Up to 40 points**
 - Any original or creative idea that meaningfully improves the game, such as:
    - Difficulty levels
    - Undo move
    - Animations or delays
    - Better menus or transitions
 - Feature must be functional and integrated into the game