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This project proposal outlines a simple single-player car racing game called "Random Cars". The game allows the player to select one of four colored cars (red, green, blue, black), which will then randomly race against the other three cars. The goal is to develop a basic turtle-based game to choose between cars and see random outcomes, with plans to potentially expand it to include more players, cars, and tracks. The proposal cites justifying the project as a way to expose users to decision-making and preparing for random outcomes, and outlines objectives, methodology, work plan, and expected outcomes for the initial development of the game.

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This project proposal outlines a simple single-player car racing game called "Random Cars". The game allows the player to select one of four colored cars (red, green, blue, black), which will then randomly race against the other three cars. The goal is to develop a basic turtle-based game to choose between cars and see random outcomes, with plans to potentially expand it to include more players, cars, and tracks. The proposal cites justifying the project as a way to expose users to decision-making and preparing for random outcomes, and outlines objectives, methodology, work plan, and expected outcomes for the initial development of the game.

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Project proposal on

“Random Cars”

Presented by
Vinit Vikas (2210992533)
Under the Supervision of
Shally Mam
Chitkara University of Engineering and Technology (CUIET)
Chitkara University, Punjab
OUTLINE
• Introduction
• Justification for the Project
• Problem statement
• Objective
• Methodology
• Work plan
• Expected outcomes
• References
Introduction

• A simple game in which you will have to select a car.


• There are a total of 4 cars in the game ('red', 'green', 'blue', 'black').
• The title of our project is Random Cars in which you will have to
select any one colour and you will be given car of that colour now the
car you selected will race with the other remaining 3 cars
• Now out of 4 cars a car will randomly win and the name of winner will
be printed on the screen
CONCEPT:

Random Cars

• Single player
• Simple commands
• Turtle based
• No stats or levels
• Random based
• Different Cars
• Interesting elements
MORE GOALS:
• Add more players in game
• Add more cars
• More race tracks
JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROJECT:

• The project will not let you get bored.


• The project helps the user to chose between the different cars at
different points which is similar to what we face In the life and they
should be ready for the outcome and should be confident of the
option they have chosen for them.
OBJECTIVE:
• The primary goal of this project is that of a setting up a game world
consistent with that specified in the text.
• The player must recognize the colour and the various cars.

SIMPLIFY AND SPEED UP THE CAR GAME


DEVELOPMENT !
WORK PLAN :
• PROJECT IDEA BY : VINIT VIKAS
• GUI AND SOME FUNCTIONS OF THE FIRST PART :VINIT VIKAS
• GUI AND DIRECTIONS OF THE SECOND PART : VINIT VIKAS
• CODE : VINIT VIKAS
• LOGIC BUILDING FOR THE CODE : VINIT VIKAS
• TESTING THE CODE AND FIXING THE ERRORS : VINIT VIKAS
• POWERPOINT PRESENTATION BY : VINIT VIKAS
EXPECTED OUTCOME :
REFERENCES :
• Geeks for geeks
• Python documentation
Thank You

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