Here is how you will run and turn in your bball stats program.
1. Open your project in BlueJ.
2. Go to view->Show Terminal, and set unlimited buffering.
3. Either load the following rosters, or enter them by hand to get your game setup properly:
Game Location: Kovler Gymnasium
Date: 12-6-08
Home:roster_uhigh.txt
Visitor:roster_nscd.txt
4. Ready? The video of the game is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROLlDEh2qR8
5. [...]
Posted on December 19th, 2008 by Baker Franke
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This activity is optional, but it serves to provide a decent and short introduction to some concepts about graphics. The activity sheet explains the setup.
Graphics Activity Sheet (it’s long, don’t print it out): activity_GraphicsObjDraw.pdf
Object Draw jar file: http://eventfuljava.cs.williams.edu/library/objectdrawV1.1.2.jar
Examples from Object Draw Book: http://eventfuljava.cs.williams.edu/sampleProgs.html
Posted on December 15th, 2008 by Baker Franke
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Your Q1 exam will be a take home exam. Since it’s take-home you’ll have the opportunity to actually write code for your answers. You will be provided with a BlueJ project that has program stubs for each of the questions. You’ll write your code into the actual programs and you’ll be able [...]
Posted on December 10th, 2008 by Baker Franke
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The basketball stats program will be due IN CLASS on Dec. 19 where you will demonstrate your working program by keeping statistics for a portion of a video taped basketball game.
The assignment is actually broken into 3 parts:
1. Part 1 - The initial setup and implementing some command
Assignment Sheet: Lab10_BBallStats_part1.pdf
2. Part 2 - Building an [...]
Posted on December 9th, 2008 by Baker Franke
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Activity Sheet: Lab10_BBallStats_Activity.pdf
Assignment sheet: Lab10_BBallStats_part1.pdf
This assignment is due IN CLASS on Friday, Dec. 5. It will be a visual check done by me - you will not turn it in. The assessment for this work is binary: you have either done it, or you haven’t.
“Done” means that you can demonstrate for me [...]
Posted on December 2nd, 2008 by Baker Franke
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