2. The Game Trivia game based on the popular TV show: “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” Course review for TEE2O Covers all concepts discussed throughout the course… Computer logic – binary code – truth tables – boolean equations Hardware, interfaces, and networking systems – installing software – trace the operation of a system (program, interface, hardware, and directories)

3. The Game Programming concepts – constants, variables, expressions, and assignment statements, as well as the order in which the operations are performed – how computers store and work with different types of data, including numbers and characters – input, output statements

4. The Rules Every student participates Maximum of 5 minutes / participant Maximum of 30 seconds / question Each correct answer earns $$ which accumulates to pre-specified milestones ($0, $1000, $32000, etc) An incorrect answer ends the game and sets you back to your closest milestone Prize for the top $$ earner (sorry folks… not $1M!)

5. The $$ Question 1: $100 Question 2: $200 Question 3: $300 Question 4: $500 Question 5: $1000 Question 6: $2000 Question 7: $4000 Question 8: $8000 Question 9: $16000 Question 10: $32000 Question 11: $64000 Question 12: $125000 Question 13: $250000 Question 14: $500000 Question 15: $1000000

6. Answering Q’s 1.Use a lifeline (up to a maximum of three) 2.Guess the answer (and risk falling back to the closest milestone) 3.Walk away with the $$ When participants do not know the answer to a question, they have three options:

7. Using Lifelines 50/50 Removes two incorrect answers Ask the Audience Poll the audience for their opinion Audience responds via a vote Phone a Friend Call a friend, teacher, principal, or check your textbook if you have time There are 3 lifelines available to use Each lifeline can only be used once

8. Questions??

9. Materials can be found at http://student.nipissingu.ca/~sec20/links/index.htm