In this assignment you'll build a one-hole miniature golf game using the physics engine you've developed over the last few weeks.

• Ball and club: Here is a little program that includes the ball and club: main.cpp, bmp.h, , club.bmp, ball.bmp. You also need to include the Tuple code.
  When the ball comes to rest you should reposition the club appropriately. The user should be able to rotate the club about the ball to line up a shot and swing the club to hit the ball. The user should be able to control how hard the ball is hit.
• Course: The only requirements for the course is that it contain a ramp. The course should be specified in an input file that your program reads.
• Tee: You should have a fixed location on the course where your ball is initially placed.
• Hole: You should have a "hole" with a flag. When the ball rolls over the hole it should drop in.
• Camera: The camera should keep the ball in view when it is moving and provide an appropriate viewpoint when the user is lining up a shot.
• Scoring: You should provide feedback on the number of strokes used whenever the user hits the ball.
• Tuning: Your game should be challenging but winnable. The ball should move in a realistic way. The club should be easy to handle.

• Risk analyses.
• Individual work logs.
• Class and sequence diagrams for your final design.
• Well-commented code.
• A users' guide.
• A final report that includes a description of your design, description of your test plan and its results, any known bugs, future enhancements, and response to students' critiques.