Time to be an actor

Objectives

1. Be creative
2. Build a complex program using a lot of techniques from before

Assignment

1. Come up with a script for your robot to "perform" a scene in a play. It should include at least:
   1. At least two different sets of motion. Each set needs to have two places where it is performed. For an example, a set could involve turning around. Each set needs to include at least three different blocks.
   2. At least two different motions for your third motor. One motion could be something like waving a flag up. Each set needs to be used at least two different times.
   3. have a least three different "speeches" your robot does.
   4. have the script vary based on input from the environment. For example, if the touch sensor is pressed it does movement a otherwise it does movement b. There should at least three different optional movements.
2. Write your script out formally as an outline
3. Create a clean program that will implement your script

Submission instructions

1. Due date is found on Canvas
2. Each person should create a pdf document that contains the following information
   1. Your name
   2. Your partner's name
   3. A brief description of what you did
   4. A brief description of what your partner did
   5. Your script
   6. How your team improved over any mistakes made last time
   7. Indicate which hints (if any) your team used
   8. How well you achieve each objective. Include a discussion about how pair programming went.
3. Submission:
   1. Team member A submits the team's code and his/her pdf document in one zip folder.
   2. Team member B submits his/her pdf document (does not need to be zip'ed)

Hints

1. Creativity will not be graded. Your robot can be a boring actor. That is fine. Start with a boring actor and then make a creative script if you have time and the desire.

Challenges