Initial Proposal: You must first decide on a small application that can be completed within a reasonable time as aJavascript / mobile app. You should investigate and propose to your tutor a small application that you intend to implement in the second stage of this assignment. The application should be small enough that it can be implemented in the time available in the remainder of the semester. However the application should also be sufficiently complex to enable you to demonstrate your knowledge gained about developing small applications. Put together a one page proposal of the application you intend to implement which includes a preliminary annotated screen design. This must be submitted to VU Collaborate the day before the week 3 tutorial. It can be submitted earlier. Your tutor will review this for approval and possible modification before continuing on to complete the remaining tasks. 2. Refine your proposal to become a concise definition of the problem you intend to undertake and include a detailed problem Description and high-level solution. Include an IPO (Input-Process-Output) diagram, showing the input, processing and output requirements of the application. 3. Design the Interface: Refine the preliminary interface you designed for your initial proposal and add any new fields, or graphics. Use Wireframing (to be covered) to develop a set of screens the application will use as it navigates through the problem solution. Annotate the interface with the names of the input and output fields on the screen, also include any buttons that will be used in initiating processing. 4. Write a pseudo-code solution to the problem.  Use normal pseudo-code conventions and indent your code as appropriate to enhance readability. Use a modular approach and attempt to ensure that design of each module complies with appropriate design standards. You are expected to have at least one procedure. It will be a better solution design if you have more than one procedure. Your algorithm should be userinterface independent, however you can provide comments specifying which user inputs will be restricted to valid values by a UI component (without making choices which particular component is to be used

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