Project Proposal For Tic-Tac-Toe Game

By – Group 02
Submitted by
Submitted to
200111 Tahmid Muntaser
200112 Rakesh Biswas Dr. Md. Alam Hossain
200113 Sudipto Kumar Sarkar Associate Professor
200114 Ramjan Ali Kha
Department of Computer science
200116 Sakib Khandakar
A K M S Limon
and engineering
200117
200118 Mohammad Azazul Jashore University of science and
Islam
technology.
200119 Tamim Sheikh
200120 Tarin Prasad Ghosh
200121 Md. Mushfiqur Rahman
Introduction
What is tic tac toe game?
• Tic-tac-toe is played on a three-by-three grid by two players, who
alternately place the marks X and O in one of the nine spaces in the
grid.
• In the following example, the first player (X) wins the game in seven
steps:
Objective
•  Tic-tac-toe can be more than “just A game” for helping children and even the
elderly.
• In children, it can teach them to strategize, use methods that work and look
for innovative ways to win.
• In the elderly, it can keep the mind busy and fend off the negative effects of
cognitive decline.
• Overall, the game can be highly beneficial when played by both children and
the elderly.
Methodology
The Purpose Of Tic-tac-toe

• The purpose of playing Tic-Tac-Toe is to win by getting 3 of your

marks (either X or O) in a straight line. The straight line can run
diagonally, vertically, or horizontally. 
 Rules Of Tic-tac-toe

• The traditional version of Tic-Tac-Toe must be played on a 3×3 grid

that incorporates 9 squares. 

• Players must select their mark before the game starts (either X or O)
and must play the entire game using the same mark.
• Players must take turns, making only 1 mark with each
turn.
• Marks can only be placed in empty squares, and once it is
placed, it is permanent.
• The winner is the first player to get 3 of their marks in a
straight line (the line can be positioned diagonally,
vertically, or horizontally).
•The game is over when all 9 squares are filled with marks,
even if none of the players have a straight line of 3 marks.​

•If neither player has a straight line of 3 marks, it is

considered a tie.​
How To Play Tic-tac-toe

• 2 players are required for the game.

• First player will be X and other player will be O.
• The player with X starts the game. 
• The first player must place their mark on any of the 9 squares on
the grid. 
• Then, the second player has a turn to place their mark on the grid. 
• Each player must continue to take 1 turn at a time to place their
marks until all the squares are full or until one of the players gets
3 of their marks in a straight line that is vertical, horizontal, or
diagonal. 
STRATEGY:

How to win tic tac toe when you go first:

• put your ‘X’ in any corner.

• This move will pretty much send you to the winner’s circle every time,
so long as your opponent doesn’t put their first ‘O’ in the center box. 
• This can make it harder to win, but it can happen.
STRATEGY: 

How to win tic tac toe when you go second:

• If your opponent takes the center space, counteract that
by placing your letter in a corner.
• If your opponent takes a corner space, take the middle
space.
• If your opponent takes a corner space, take the middle space.
• This will force a draw in both cases. 
• Winning is almost impossible unless a major mistake is made by
your opponent.
ADVANTAGES OF PLAYING TIC-TAC-TOE:

• Teaches strategy skills.

• Develops logical thinking.
• Improves the ability to concentrate and focus. 
• Sets the foundation for learning more complex games. 
ADVANTAGES OF PLAYING TIC-TAC-TOE:

• Develops problem-solving skills.

• Provides a simple and fun way for the family to bond. 
• Teaches the importance of rules.
• Helps to reduce stress.
• Builds self-confidence in young children and old adults.
• Increases immune system response (playing games with others).
DISADVANTAGES OF PLAYING TIC-TAC-TOE:

• It can get boring knowing that you are going to win every single time.
• When you know how to win, the game isn’t very challenging.
• If you’re new to the game, you could be taken advantage of by players
who know the game’s winning strategies.
Thanks