Reference no: EM133472126

Assignment 1: Create a GUI based application based on Assignment 1.

Minimum Requirements:

1. A .NET 6/7 C# WPF Application (.NET 5 accepted but discouraged)
2. User must select the base computer type using grouped radio buttons. All monetary values must be represented as a decimal. They must select a base computer type. A picture representing the base computer type must change when they select a different computer type.
3. Give the user a choice of a CPU using a combo box.
a Intel Core I9-10900X - $0 b Intel Core I9-10920X - $250 c Intel Core I9-10940X - $400 d Intel Core I9-10980XE - $820
4. Give the user a choice of 3 optional items they can purchase with the computer. They can choose none or all 3. All three items must change the total price in some way.
5. Ask the user for their name in a TextBox. This field is mandatory. The field must be highlighted if there is an error.
6. A custom option of your choice. The value incorporated into the final output in some way and effect the final cost. You must use a slider for the custom option and it must effect the cost in some way.
7. The order cannot complete if the user doesn't select a base computer type and enter their name.
8. You must use different colors for the title, the summary, and any errors.
9. The summary must include the total cost of the order formatted as currency.
10. The form must reset to default values after the user completes the order.

Assignment 2:

Summary
We have learned about how .NET code can be used across many different application types over the course. The final will bring this idea full circle by asking you to take the Computer Store concept we have done as Console and WPF apps and turn it into a web application.
Create a version of the Computer Store app we did in Assignment 2 and enhance it as a MVC application. Refer to the Assignment 2 criteria for the general fields that must be collected. You must design the form and the layout of the final output as a web page.
Criteria:
1. There should be 3 basic views.
a. A view that allows the person to purchase a computer. The data the user enters must logged to a database. You are not required to show the cost of the order on this view.
b. A confirmation view that shows a summary of the users order as well as the total cost.
c. A view that shows the general information collected from all the users who bought a computer and the options they picked.
2. You must persist all data the user enters to a database using Entity Framework Core 5.0+
3. You must use ASP.NET MVC .NET 5/6/7 Server-Side Views to render the user interfaces.