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Directions: Follow the directions below to design a maze game for a touch screen
device. You must provide the coordinates needed for coding the game's design and
for playing the game. Your game design and coding sheet will be submitted as your
portfolio assessment.
Design
• Use the maze design worksheet, grid paper, or an online graphing tool to
create your design on a coordinate plane. The origin should be in the center
of the touch screen and both axes should be labeled in intervals of 0.25,
0.5, or 1.
• Plot a starting point and ending point for the maze in different quadrants.
Record the ordered pair for each point on your coding worksheet. (To make
the maze more challenging, use opposite quadrants: I and III or II and IV.)
• Draw at least two different polygons in each quadrant and record the
coordinates of each vertex. These polygons will create obstacles that players
must move around. Place them strategically for a challenging maze. (Do not
allow a straight path between the starting and ending points.)
Play
• For players of your maze game, the goal is to move from the starting point to
the ending point using the shortest possible path—the path that requires
traveling the least total distance.
• Players can only move through the maze in horizontal or vertical directions.
They cannot move diagonally or through polygons.
• Show and code two trial games. Use colored pencils or markers to draw two
different paths through the maze. Use coordinates to describe each path.
• The device will use the coordinates for each path to mathematically calculate
the total distance. Show how the device will calculate the total distance for
each trial path that you drew.
• Is either trial path the shortest possible path? Explain.