My project is creating a game about NFL statistics to see which player has more of a certain statistic.

Meeting Collegeboard Standards

Reporting Category	How my Project will meet it
Program Purpose and Function	My program will serve to be a way to entertain people and provide them with a source to practice sports trivia.
Data Abstraction	I will store players in lists based on their positions. Each player will have a variable assigned to them, which will hold their stats. I will then randomly select two players from a list and randomly select a statistic to test the user on.
Managing Complexity	The list would be used to manage the players. Without a list, the program would be inefficient, because it would have to call all players from a group before random selection.
Procedural Abstraction	I will develop a procedure to randomly select the two players and create an output for the user. I will store the user’s response in a variable and use that to decide what to do on the next screen(game over or continue on).
Algorithm Implementation	The algorithm which I will use will check if the user chose the player with more of a certain statistic. If so, then another challenge will be generated. The challenges will appear until the user gets one wrong. This shows sequencing, selection, and iteration.
Testing	I will test multiple calls. I will test one call where I select the player who has more in the statistic than another player. Then, I will test a call where I select the player who has less in the statistic than the other player. This will test the continuation feature of the game as well as the ending of the game.

Video Planning

This which I plan to show in my video:

User correctly selecting player
User incorrectly selecting player
Final screen after wrong answer
Game ending after player scores no points
Game ending after player scores some points

I think the video will be able to be easily done under the given threshold of 60 seconds, since there are a few simple things to be shown.

Code Plan

Potential code segments to submit to Collegeboard:

Usage of list to store list of players
Code which will determine whether user will get another question or if the game will end
Accessing the list storing the player data

With the code segments, it will be important to have segments which can serve for multiple requirements. Based on the examples, it looks like there are only a limited amount of code segments which can be uploaded, so it is important to use each one to its maximum potential.