A08 - MVC - Model-View-Controller-
Deliverables: A zipped Java project according to the "How to submit" guide.
O.O. Requirements:
- Use static variables and methods only if needed.
- Encapsulation: make sure you protect your class variables and provide access to them though methods.
Contents: Create a a MVC Model-View-Controller implementation of assignment.
See this lab as an experiment with MVC. You should try it out to understand the basics of the MVC model.
You might use it or not in your ?nal project depending on the results you get with MVC.
Then, save a working copy of your project BEFORE you start using MVC.
Final Project-
What will be accomplished
- Develop, test, and execute a graphic application using Java.
? Create a Java application.
? Given a set of events, choose the appropriate programming actions.
? Work with Java in a way that demonstrates understanding of the principles behind the programming language.
- Demonstrate understanding of the principles of object-oriented programming including classes and inheritance.
Deliverables:
• The final project implemented with goals as described below as a Netbeans zipped project
- A basic UML Class Diagram representing your final project Java implementation
Description:
The focus on the final project will be on:
- good design of classes (with or without MVC)
- good use of methods (avoiding long sequences or repetitions in the code)
- encapsulation
- good passing and receiving of parameters when necessary
- avoiding using static variables and final classes unless strictly needed
- the use of inner listeners
I encourage you to use your A08 sequence as a start although you are free to do another project after consulting with the instructor.
So your final project might me a very well written version of A08 with added functionality that goes beyond the original specification for A08.
Attachment:- a08-mvc-model-view-controller.zip