COS 125 FALL 2009 HW #16 DUE TUESDAY 11/10/09 BY 3 PM
Z stands for the Zelle Book
D stands for the Downey Book

1. Do True/False questions on pp. 329-330 of Z.

2. Do Multiple Choice questions on pp. 330-331 of Z.

Submit the above work individually with a signed STANDARD WAS.

The following work should be done in conjunction with your group project. 
Some will be due on Tuesday 11/10 and some on Thursday 11/12 so please 
read carefully. Submit appropriate WASes for the group papers.

TUESDAY 11/10
Design classes for your individual project. There should be one class that 
represents your entire project, along with any subclasses that represent 
other useful features of your program. Produce a description of the 
classes in your program and include this description in the Testing 
Document that your team will submit on Tuesday. Also add a section on how 
your classes should be tested to ensure that they work correctly.

THURSDAY 11/12

The Design Document v. 2 for your group should include the description of 
all the classes from all the projects that the group members did. In 
addition, the Architect of your group (together with the other members of 
the group) should design common classes from the individual projects and 
try to come up with global classes that can be used by all the group 
members.

For example, if several people defined a button class, it may be that they 
used different attributes and methods. The goal would be to have a single 
button class that everyone can use. Similarly, if there are various graph 
classes, you should come up with a standard graph class that everyone can 
use. You can probably tell where this is all going to go -- you will go 
back and rewrite the individual projects so that they use the global 
classes.