COMP 310 Fall 2011	Final Project Specifications and Requirements

Where in the World is Willy?

Premise:

Willy has been stolen and you and your team must comb the world to find clues to the nefarious group that stole Willy and to Willy’s hidden location.

Loosely based on the game “Where in the World is Carmen San Diego?”
- Adherence to the rules and game play of the original game is NOT required!
Teams of players compete to gather clues and make guesses in an atttempts advance in a quest for more clues which eventually lead to the location of the Willy.
- Winner is first team to locate Willy.
Clues are “virtually” placed in real locations around the globe.
Real geolocation data and services, e.g. Google Maps, are used in conjunction with and interacting with the game application.
Game consists of multiple client implementations that connect to a central game server and possibly amongst themselves as well.
Team members can communicate and share information.

Real geolocation service, e.g. Google Maps, is incorporated into the system.
Different client implementations can all interoperate during game play.
Game is independent of game server implementation.
Official API specs are found on the Final Project Wiki
- Discussion Forum for ideas
- Be sure to set "Watches" for BOTH the wiki and forum!

Each development team will deliver
- One client implementation
- One game server implementation
- One sample "puzzle".
- Full documentation
  - Full UML diagrams in project source
  - Full Javadocs in HTML form in project source
  - Text document describing how to use the client and game server
  - Tool tips on all components on GUI.
10% of the final project grade will be a single class-wide score based on the percentage of development teams that deliver operational client and game servers.

Not all the material below may be required!