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Virtual Moneyball: A Baseball League Simulator

Virtual Moneyball: A Baseball League Simulator. By Ryan Kroening. Project Description. What is the true value of a baseball player? What really wins baseball games? Create an application to simulate managing a baseball team through several seasons

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Virtual Moneyball: A Baseball League Simulator

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  1. Virtual Moneyball: A Baseball League Simulator By Ryan Kroening

  2. Project Description • What is the true value of a baseball player? • What really wins baseball games? • Create an application to simulate managing a baseball team through several seasons • Provide the user (Dr. Quinn) with the ability to manage one team against a certain amount of computer opponents • Allow the user to alter his team as well as the management philosophies/focus of the other teams. • Simulate the outcome of each season based on player statistics with some randomness • Include basic reporting features to organize the results of the simulations

  3. Initial Challenges • Access vs. SQL Server • Ease of data management vs. ease of programming • Deployment Issues • Level of Detail • Focus on the player or the team? • Game or Season? • Modeling

  4. The Model

  5. The Model (simplified) • In brief: • Users control multiple leagues • Leagues are made up of multiple teams and exist over multiple seasons • Each season consists of the results of a static schedule • Teams are made up of players drafted in different ways • Players have certain stats associated with them • The value of each statistic is determined by the league

  6. What I’ve Done So Far • Worked Out “Initial Challenges” • Created a Team Management Program and Basic Simulator • Created a League Setup Program • Neat Features • User login/encryption • A better random number generator (a better mousetrap)

  7. What I Still Need to Do • Drafting Players • Create a Main Menu Screen • Reports • Determine Cutoff Point • Fancy Things Up

  8. Questions or Comments? • Thoughts on the Model? • Ways of Implementing Remaining Features? • Additional Features: Not Really Necessary

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