CCSU Fall 1999 Project 1 Posting Date: September 21, 1999 Due Date: September 28, 1999 Relevant Demos and Tutorials: The Simple Java Tutorial under Java Tutorials and Background Documentation on the Java Resources page, and the first four CS 151 Java Demos. Introduction: This is a simple project to get you used to Java and the graphics facilities provided by Java. Students with prior Java experience will find this project dead simple, but you should do it anyway. Students new to Java will find this project very informative. Detailed Specifications: 1. Do Bradley Kjell's CS 423 Fall 1998 Program #1, available from his Web page at http://www.cs.ccsu.ctstateu.edu/~kjell as CS 423 Java Assignment #1, Circle Drawer. General Instructions: (1) Hand in a FOLDER--the kind with a pocket, you can buy them in the bookstore--with YOUR NAME on it, containing in the pocket (1) the cover sheet described below, (2) a printed copy of your source code, and (3) a 3.5" floppy disk with the .java, .class and .html files for your project. (2) Each of your program files must begin with a remark box containing the following information, formatted as indicated: PROGRAMMER: Your name. DATE: Current date. COURSE: Course number and semester (CS 407 MultiTasking, Summer 1999). PROJECT: Project number (Project 1 in this case). PROGRAM: Program name (use the main class name). DESCRIPTION: A brief description of what the program does. FILES: The files your program uses (probably none in this case). LANGUAGE: Java JDK version you used. (3) You must hand in a PAPER cover sheet in your folder telling me YOUR NAME: Your name. DATE: As above. COURSE: As above. PROJECT: As above. MAIN APPLICATION FILE NAME: The name I type to compile and/or launch your application. (4) Each class should begin with a remark box containing class and object design documentation, as illustrated in the demos. (5) Each method in your program must begin with a remark box, as illustrated in the demos. (6) Your program MAY NOT use a depreciated api. (If you do, a compiler warning message comes up. Usually, this means you used Java 1.0 rather than Java 1.1 event handling.)