CS260 - Object Oriented Programming

GENERAL HOMEWORK INFORMATION

• Extra Processing Examples can be found at: http://processing.org/examples/
• Extra Processing Tutorials can be found at: http://processing.org/tutorials/
• The official Processing reference site can be found at: http://processing.org/reference/
• A good Java reference site can be found at: http://tutorialspoint.com/java/

Final Project

• Final Projects must be approved by instructor.

Extra - 10 Points Possible

• Work on approved extra credit project.

hw4 - 10 Points Possible

• Create an Eclipse project as discussed in class

hw3 - 15 Points Possible

• Use Classes, Inheritance, and Box2D in Processing to create an interactive physics simulation
• Use Mouse and/or Keyboard input to interact with your Processing program
• You may work with at most 1 other person
• In your "sketchbook" directory you should have a directory called "hw3"
• In that "hw3" directory you should have a "hw3.pde" file

hw2 - 10 Points Possible

• Using UML Class Diagrams, draw a diagram depicting the relationships between any Classes of your choosing
• Use at least 8 different Classes
• Every Class Diagram should have a new state and behavior not seen in it's superclass'
• Draw lines and label any connections between Classes with a few words describing the relationship between them, for example:


• For Inheritance - A inherits from B (i.e. Lake inherits from Water)
• For Composition - C has a D (i.e. Lake has a Fish)


• An example for this project:


• Cartoon Characters
• Theres a Bird Class
• The Bird Class has a Beak Class
• Tweety Bird inherits from the Bird Class
• A Duck Class inherits from the Bird Class
• Daffy Duck and Donald Duck, and Scrooge McDuck Classes all inherit from the Duck Class


• Arrowheads
• Skim through this web page and determine the appropriate symbols for Inheritance and Composition
• Add these symbols to the lines you drew representing Class relationships

hw1 - 10 Points Possible

• Use shapes under "2D Primatives" in the official Processing reference: http://processing.org/reference/
• This assignment must display animation via the draw() function
• This assignment must be full screen
• This assignment must NOT rely on mouse or keybord input
• This assignment must NOT copy any of my demo programs
• The animation must attempt to somehow alter the entire screen
• In your "sketchbook" directory you should have a directory called "hw1"
• In that "hw1" directory you should have a "hw1.pde" file

• Use 'frameCount' to determine how many frames have been shown (how long animation has been playing)
• After after a certain number of frames that you decide, use background() to clear the drawing canvas

• Each object should be in charge of drawing itself

hw0A - 10 Points - Pass/Fail

• Use shapes under "2D Primatives" in the official Processing reference: http://processing.org/reference/
• After saving your assignment in the default location, you should now have a directory called "sketchbook" in your home directory.
• In that "sketchbook" directory you should have a directory called "hw0A"
• In that "hw0A" directory you should have a "hw0A.pde" file

hw0B - 10 Points - Pass/Fail

• Download and install the Processing environment from: http://processing.org/download/?processing
• Take a screenshot of the Processing environment running on your personal machine
• Install some form of File Transfer Software listed here in order to upload your files to your cs260xx account
• Using the program of your choice, upload your screenshot to your class account in a directory called "hw0B" under your "sketchbook" directory that we created in the previous assignment
• In your home directory you should have a directory called "sketchbook"
• In that "sketchbook" directory you should have a directory called "hw0B"
• In that "hw0B" directory you should have a screenshot image, called anything you want.