Cover Letter

RE: Application for the position of the IT Support Helpdesk

Dear Ms Blyth,

The skills and knowledge required in this position are the ability to communicate and listen to others as well as the knowledge of operating systems, hardware operation, leading software, local and wide area networks. Also you must have excellent problem solving skills as well as the ability to make decisions independently and lastly can work well under pressure and can prioritise work.

I have demonstrated these skills in mainly in classroom scenarios, typically occurrences of the portrayal of these skills are as follows: having to quickly finish a task and/or activity whether it may be jotting down notes or finishing off a work sheet. Secondly I take the initiative to help others in times of need, for example when people need assistance in certain fields that I specialise in. Lastly, I have demonstrated problem solving skills in small yet somewhat important times that largely/ vastly accumulated over the times where it be helping classmates or assisting the teacher.

Through my previous areas of study in IT Units 1 and 2, I fell that I accompany the skills with me to be able to; troubleshoot technical issues and the ability to passively assist any individual. Additionally, I am a keen and strife to accomplish given task in the fastest, yet the most precise way possible to continue my growth and perfection in the area of IT.

With kind regards,

Aaron Phetsomphou

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Millionaire Program Final

Millionaire Code

TOE Chart and Pseudo Code for Millionaire

Object	Event	Task	Pseudo code
Heading (label) Questions (label) Answers (label)	None	Display information	Display text
Exit (Button)	Click	Close program	End
A B C D (button)	Click	Ask if sure Check if answer is correct and update score accordingly	Launch “are you sure?” form If yes selected         Check answer         Display right or wrong         Change score If no selected         Close form
Score	None	Shows current score	Displays the score
Correct	None	Shows the answer	Display answer

Here is my TOE chart for my "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" interface

Layout Diagram for Who Wants to be a Millionaire

This is my layout diagram for the "Who wants to be a Millionaire?" The question appears appears under the heading, then the competitor chooses out of the options A,B,C and D then has to press the next button and the button under that shows whether the answer is write or wrong. This isn't precisely how it may appear but it is a close interpretation the final may have slight variations.

Pizza Ordering System

This is the final result for my 'Lucky Pizza Ordering System'. This screen cap shows what the interface will look like as well as the code. The lucky Pizza program is finally done. This program will allow "lucky pizza"'s employee to calculate the cost of the pizza that their customers ordered.

TOE Chart & Pseudo Code for Pizza Order

Object	Event	Task	Pseudo Code
Exit Button	Click	Close program
Clear Button	Click	Clears the current order and then checks the Hawaiian radio button, unchecks all the checkboxes and also displays $7.00 in the price label	On button “clear” click Change radio button to Hawaiian Uncheck all extra toppings Change price label to $7.00
Heading	None	Display Title
Calculate button	Click	Calculates the total price	Depending on which boxes are ticked a certain price will be added to the total price and the single price is multiplied by the number of pizzas
Pizza Radio buttons	Click	Selects the type pizza
Extra topping check boxes	Click	Adds a certain amount for each topping selected
# of Pizzas text box	Type	Multiplies the singular price by the number inserted

This is the TOE Chart for the "Lucky Pizza Ordering System" program. The object is what and the event is what has to be done for the task to occur.

Pizza Order Layout Diagram

This is the layout diagram for my lucky pizza Lucky Pizza Ordering System. The function of this program is to calculate the price of the order to the users liking. There are 5 pizza types and there are also extra toppings that the user can choose to put in. The user can also decide how many of the pizzas they want to order by inputting a number in the box. It also shows the codes and conventions of my program such as font size, style and colour.

Magic 8 Ball

This is a screen cap of the code and visual for the "Magic 8 Ball" program

TOE Chart and Pseudo Code for Magic 8 Ball

 

 

Object	Event	Task	Pseudo Code
Textbox	None	None
Answer Label	None	None
Exit Button	Click	Close program
Shake Button	Click	Generate a random response in the answer label	On button “shake’ click Generate random number between 1-3 If the random number = 1 Display “Not Sure” in label answer “answer” If random number = 2 Display “OK” in label “answer” If random number = 3 Display “Maybe” in label “answer”
Heading	None	Display Title

 

                 


A TOE chart is a charting mechanism that displays the "Obejcts, Events and Tasks" of a specific program, it's used so that the programmer can easily depict what everything does.

The TOE is relevant to the layout diagram diagram because it portrays what each element of the layout diagram does.

This TOE chart also displays Pseudo Code

Layout Diagram for Magic 8 Ball

This 'Magic 8 Ball' program will answer any question

All you have to do is type in your question, press 'shake' and your answer will magically appear

This has been designed in this format to it can be simplistic and easy to use