Complex Scoring Systems
Students apply their understanding of variables to create sophisticated scoring mechanisms in games, including bonuses and penalties.
Key Questions
- Analyze how multiple variables can contribute to a complex scoring system.
- Justify the inclusion of a bonus point system in a game based on player engagement.
- Construct a scoring algorithm that rewards efficiency over speed in a challenge.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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