6.096 Final Project
1 Project Description
We would like you to demonstrate everything you have learned during this course in your
final project. It should be a fully-fledged C++ program, written entirely from the scratch by
you, satisfying the requirements specified below. We are not forcing you to work on anything
specific – you can come up with any idea that you want for the final project. Possible ideas
include:
1. Games (can be multi- or single-player; no AI needed):
• Card games (e.g. Blackjack, Poker)
Reversi •
Gomoku•
Connect Four •
• Maxit (very simple – two players just move around a grid from space to space,
alternating turns, and each space has a number which gets added to your score;
Google for more)
2. An in-memory database (no need to save data to files) in which the user can enter/-
modify/view records. For instance, you might make:
• A database of MIT students, classes they take, etc., allowing adding, removing
students, etc.
• A database of sport results, fixtures, statistics, players, etc.
2 Requirements
1. Your project should be large enough to take about 10-15 hours of coding.
2. Your project proposal needs to be approved by the staff first.
3. Your project must make use of all of the following:
• Classes (preferably using advanced class features such as inheritance wisely)
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