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Revision as of 09:34, 10 November 2010

1st Quarter

Description
Create a class in Java that diagrams the formation and structure of Nodes, as they are created. Used to help introduce Nodes to students learning Java.

Resources
http://zetcode.com/tutorials/java2dtutorial/
http://www.sourcecodesworld.com/articles/java/java-data-structures/Nodes.asp
http://www.vias.org/javacourse/chap14_02.html

Goal List

  1. Research in detail the structure of nodes in Java.          
         DUE: 9/17
         DONE
  2. Complete 2D Graphics Tutorial.
         DUE: 9/27
         DONE
  3. Finish research, in its entirety, to make it possible to graphically represent nodes.
         DUE: 10/1
         DONE
  4. Graphically represent a single empty node.
         DUE: 10/5
         DONE
  5. Graphically link together empty nodes.
         DUE: 10/12
         DONE
  6. Control the layout of nodes based on the dimensions of the window they are in.
         DUE: 10/14
         DONE
  7. Graphically link together a set of empty nodes within the bounds of the window.
         DUE: 10/18
         DONE
  8. Graphically display the information a node contains.
         DUE: 10/22
         DONE
  9. Graphically display a given set of nodes, including the data they contain, inside the bounds of the window.
         DUE: 10/28
         DONE
 10. Organize all methods into a file that can be used to illustrate how nodes work. This file can be used by any student as they create their own nodes.
         DUE: 11/1
         DONE

Files: (completed)
File:LinkNodes.java
Contains the final source code, can be executed in Eclipse (or other program) to perform all the functions listed above. It requires the Linked List file, which requires the Node file (provided below)
File:NodeMPB.java
File:LinkedListMPB.java

2nd Quarter

Description
Create a class in Java that diagrams the formation and structure of Nodes, as they are created. Used to help introduce Nodes to students learning Java.

Resources
http://zetcode.com/tutorials/java2dtutorial/
http://www.sourcecodesworld.com/articles/java/java-data-structures/Nodes.asp
http://www.vias.org/javacourse/chap14_02.html

Goal List

  1. Week 1 Work
     DUE:11/15
  2. Week 2 Work
     DUE:11/19
  3. Week 3 Work
     DUE:11/23
  4. Week 4 Work
     DUE: 11/30
  5. Week 5 Work
     DUE:11/30
  6. Week 6 Work
     DUE:11/30
  7. Week 7 Work
     DUE:12/6
  8. Week 8 Work
     DUE:12/10
  9. Week 9 Work
     DUE:12/16
  10. Week 10 Work
     DUE:12/22
  11. Week 11 Work
     DUE:1/4
  12. Week 12 Work
     DUE:1/4
  13. Week 13 Work
     DUE:1/4
  14. Week 14 Work
     DUE:1/10
  15. Week 15 Work
  #* DUE:1/14
  

Media:EuclidsGCDAlgorithm_6080_6089.java
Written on 11/8/10, it illustrates Euclid's Algorithm for finding the Greatest Common Denominator of Two Numbers. Illustrates a concept discussed in MIT's OpenCourseware lectures for the class "Great Ideas in Theoretical Computer Science"

3rd Quarter

4th Quarter