Sac 1 results

[no steez]

Hey guys, I'm assuming most schools by now would have completed SAC 1. I'm proud to announce I received a A+ (not sure high or low, thinking low though).
What did you guys get?
And what was your SAC?

[aandrekun]

I got 35/40 in the SRS sac

[no steez]

I got 35/40 in the SRS sac

Good stuff buddy, how'd you feel about it overall?

[aandrekun]

Good stuff buddy, how'd you feel about it overall?

Meh, I was aiming for a 90%+, Thought I could of done better haven't really talked to my teacher about what I did wrong yet but glad that I don't have to deal with SRS again well not until exams LOL
What about you?

[Checkmate]

but glad that I don't have to deal with SRS again well not until exams LOL

I am with you all the way on that one!

On topic I got a 36/40 which I'm definitely happy about and the case study on the SAC was a company that organises and books tickets for fighting matches. The marks I lost flew from the functional requirements and a couple things dodgy with the DFD.

[lala1911]

Congrats all on your marks.
How are you all finding IT:SD?
It wasn't an option at my school and it really disappointed me, now after comparing the Apps and SD exams, I believe IT apps is much easier and only scores down 1 more.

[Checkmate]

Congrats all on your marks.
How are you all finding IT:SD?
It wasn't an option at my school and it really disappointed me, now after comparing the Apps and SD exams, I believe IT apps is much easier and only scores down 1 more.

The programming stuff I find is pleasant FINALLY SOMETHING FULFILLING, I see many people who do apps and say it's easier which they're probably right, but when I was deciding amongst the two, I was going to go for the hardest one, in hopes of learning more interesting stuffs. Some things could be better about the subject, but it's certainly an enjoyable one.

[aandrekun]

The programming stuff I find is pleasant FINALLY SOMETHING FULFILLING

Yeah I'm enjoying the programming as well, I was hoping we would do C++ because a majority of us voted for it but instead our teacher decided to chose Java, I'm finding the programing were doing atm very basic, I can't wait to learn about objects even tho it's like one of the hardest thing to learn

[Checkmate]

Yeah I'm enjoying the programming as well, I was hoping we would do C++ because a majority of us voted for it but instead our teacher decided to chose Java, I'm finding the programing were doing atm very basic, I can't wait to learn about objects even tho it's like one of the hardest thing to learn

Oh nice you get to do Java! That's actually the language i wanted to so, but our school has always done VB.NET for it's easy syntax I believe.

[no steez]

Oh nice you get to do Java! That's actually the language i wanted to so, but our school has always done VB.NET for it's easy syntax I believe.

Yeah everyone in my class is doing VB.NET with the exception of one kid. You can clearly see c++ requires increased effort, determination and time. I know C++ is a superior language due to it being the 'industry standard' however learning it in year 12 could end problematic.

[aandrekun]

Oh nice you get to do Java! That's actually the language i wanted to so, but our school has always done VB.NET for it's easy syntax I believe.

This is the first year that our school offered softdev, So our teacher is pretty much learning and teaching at the same time

[brenden]

This is the first year that our school offered softdev, So our teacher is pretty much learning and teaching at the same time

Working hard or hardly working, Andre-San? Or should I say San-Andreas. Langers says: GO STUDY

[Kenston91.10]

For my first SD Sac, i got a 35/40 for the SRS. im pretty happy with that

[no steez]

How'd everyone go on sac 2?

[lala1911]

I got an A.