I need help coming up with a  Pseudocode for my assignment. I'm trying to design a game of amazons type of game. It doesn't have to be to difficult. Should be in C#. I just need help coming up with a good pseudocode. I've attached some more information on the assignment if you need it. Not a difficult assignment at all I'm just not very good at this yet.

Module 6 Homework
Cyclomatic Complexity

10 points



Building a Flow Graph and Calculating Cyclomatic Complexity, V(G)
When you are doing white box testing, I am a strong proponent of doing cyclomatic complexity calculations and basis path testing, provided you have the time to do so. Since it guarantees complete statement and branch coverage, basis path testing gives you an absolute minimum number of test cases you should run for any given code fragment. This homework is an exercise in constructing a flow graph and calculating the cyclomatic complexity of a code fragment.


What you need to do:
For the code fragment shown below, do the following:

Construct a flow graph for the code.  You may do this in any way that allows you to send it to me in digital format.  You can create the graph using Visio, Word, or some other application.  You can also draw it on paper and scan it in - just make sure it's clearly readable.

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I can extend deadline till tomorrow night if needed. The assignment is simple. I am trying to make a game> I came up with an idea and concept but haven't gotten it all the way figured out. I need you to write down in Microsoft word or whatever you feel more comfortable with, a requirements page that you think would be good for this project. Write it like it's my assignment because I'm going to send it to my teacher. I am having trouble coming up with ideas and things, that's why I'm coming here. Whatever creative ideas you think would be good for this project and that I should use put it in this requirement page. I'm attaching all the information you need to help decide.

This is what I'm essentially wanting you to write:

Requirements Documentation
Detailed requirements are essential for building valid software (i.e., the software the
customer wants). Your requirements should be as complete and as detailed as possible.
You should organize your requirements i

Read the attached pdf and follow all of the instructions so the assignment can be turned in properly. Provide solutions to the conceptual problem and the reasoning behind it. Put all files including solutions and code into one tar zip file.

PLEASE USE sample code provided in the PDF and fill out missing code to make the program work.

Im attaching different separate sheets of info that should be all you need. For an assignment I need you to come up with a good introduction that will have "Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations - list and define all of these that appear
in documentation, References - include references for anything that is trademarked or copyrighted here (e.g., game instructions, algorithms such as the LZW compression algorithm for images, etc.)".

I need a general description section which would include" Product perspective - give a little background about why the software is being built and why it will be useful; one good paragraph will do, Product functions - describe fundamentally what the software will do; again, one good paragraph will suffice, and you do not need to go in depth (the specific requirements section will cover the in-depth functions, User characteristics - describe who the end users will be,  General constraints - describe the general limitations of your software

While I don't expect you to have to get very detailed, you can see what the requirements involve right here in the deliverables file. It's the first thing listed under the Programmer's Manual.

But to give it short requirements have the following sections:
1. Introduction - This contains the scope statement that we made, definitions/acronyms/abbreviations of terms we use, references to copyrighted material we used.
2. General Description - A paragraph describing why we're making the game and why it is useful (like, a paragraph that rattles on it being fun and such), product functions, user characteristics (essentially who will be using the game), limitations of our software (we aren't making an online game, so no network compatibility for example), dependencies that a user needs in order to play (.NET framework and windows probably, for a C# game)
3. Specific Requirements - Pretty much what the requirements are for the game. Think a list of rules in how the game operates

Programming Assignment 1: Theater Reservation System
General Requirements
Java 8 introduced new APIs for Date and Time to address the shortcomings of the older java.util.Date and java.util.Calendar. You have to use these new features of Java 8 to manipulate time information in your program.
In your implementation, ignore cases to recognize a user request. Whenever your program asks for a user input, it prompts the expected format of the user input. The system should be user-friendly. That is, a user including me should be able to easily use the system without any manual.

Overview
This assignment is to design and implement a simple theater reservation system. The design goals include identifying classes, their responsibilities, and their relationships. These goals can be achieved by by conducting use case analysis, noun-verb analysis, producing CRC cards, and producing UML class and sequence diagrams.
Reservation System Description
During the season betw

Assignment(5).pdf has the instructions. 

- Needs to run on Linux
- Functionswritten.cpp is a draft file with individual functions that I already wrote that will be needed for the project
-Checksub.sh & examples.tar are to check if program implemented correctly

This is Matlab related problem.I give you to the a zip file and this file a matlab code" DetectDiseases_GUI.m" are gives me some error .when i run this file i got some error."Classification diseases " are not working properly.
and all the project " Detect.m" are not working properly.neural networking tool are not work

As mentioned above, in this assignment, you will not have to actually transmit packets over a network. Instead, you will simulate their delivery over a network. The "simulation" needed for this assignment is quite simple. You only have to determine whether a packet is lost or if a packet of data is delayed enough that it misses its playback time. Ultimately, it is really about whether the data is received before it needs to be played or not.