ITSD322 Object Oriented Application Development I

ITSD322 Unit 1 Java console program

Throughout this course, you will be learning about object-oriented programming and demonstrating what you learn by writing some programs in Java. The first step will be to install and integrated development environment (IDE) that will be where you will write and compile your programs. You will also write your first program using Java to show that you have correctly installed the IDE.
The project instructions and deliverables are as follows:
Download and install Java JDK and NetBeans IDE using the default installation options.
Run the IDE, and take a screenshot.
Create a console program that prompts the user to enter the name and address of their employer and position they hold or the name and address of their favorite restaurant and their favorite meal.
Display this information on the screen, each on a separate line.
Run your modified program and take a screenshot of the results.
Create a document in Word, and add the following:
Title page which includes: CourseNumber, CourseSection, CourseName, ProjectName (Unit 1 IP), StudentName and Date.
Screen shots showing the IDE running.
Screen shot showing the program's output.
Create a zip that includes your project folder and Word document, and upload it to the course portal.

ITSD322 Unit 2 Java console program

The first step in writing a software application is to determine the requirements. There is no value in writing a program that does not address the needs of the client. Requirements can be gathered in many ways, but ultimately, the requirements serve to document what the application should and should not do. After the requirements are written, the application design can be prepared, followed by the actual coding. For this project, you will gain some practice in the design phase of software development by designing a program that will meet a given set of requirements.
Develop a console program that simulates a section of a restaurant menu. Each item will have a different price and your program should define at least ten (10) items. You will need to obtain an order from the user who should provide their menu selection along with quantity. The total cost for the meal must be calculated. The user will enter the amount of their payment ($10, $20, etc.). The program needs to calculate the amount due back to the user (payment minus total cost of meal).
The project instructions and deliverables are as follows:
Create a document in Word (name the design document yourName_Unit2.IP), and add the following:
Title page
Course number and name
Project name
Student name
Date
List the data items that must be stored and used by the program. Each data item should be given a name for reference. Develop a UML class diagram that illustrates the data items for your program.
List the decisions the program must make. References to the data items in the previous step should be used where appropriate.
Describe the flow of operation of the program by preparing pseudocode or a UML activity diagram. All key activities should be included, and references to the data items and decisions listed in the previous steps should be used.
Create a zip that includes your project folder and Word document, and upload it to the course portal.

ITSD322 Unit 3 Java AnimalInfo console program

So far, you have learned about design and how to create a simple Java application using an IDE. Now, you are going to gain some experience writing an object-oriented program with classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism. These terms sound complex, but you will find they are not difficult to use. You will be drawing on all the information you have gained, and this project will require some time, so start early, and pay attention to instructions.

For this project, you will write a Java program that allows the user to select an animal from a menu and then display information about the animal.
Create a new project in your IDE named "AnimalInfo."
Create a class called "AnimalInfo" as the main class for the program.
Create a class called "Animal" with a virtual method displayInfo().
Create 3 classes inherited from Animal (one for each of your animals). Each of the inherited classes should override Animal.displayInfo() to display information about the animal. The information should just be a short description of the animal displayed to the screen.
In the AnimalInfo.main) method, display a menu allowing the user to choose 1 of 3 animals or quit the program. The menu should accept input from the user and take the appropriate action and then repeat until the user selects the option to quit. Hint: Simple menus are easiest to implement if the user selects a letter or number for each menu item.
When the user selects an animal, use the displayInfo() method of the appropriate class to display information about the selected animal.
Use comments throughout your code demonstrating your understanding of each statement of code.
Make sure the program runs correctly before submission.
Create a zip that includes your project folder and Word document, and upload it to the course portal.

ITSD322 Unit 4 Java Billboard Sign console program

One of the most useful features of any programming language is recursion and control structures, decisions and loops. Recursion and loop structures allow programs to repeat actions without duplicating code.

This console application focuses on your understanding of object oriented programming, control structures, and arrays.

Create an application that manipulates a billboard sign. Use the following guidelines:

Main Program:
The main program must create an object of Billboard class (see below for details).
The main program must include a menu to allow a user to select a function of the Billboard object.
The menu must repeat (using a loop) until the user exits the program.
The application must exit upon user request.

Billboard Class:
The program must include a Billboard class (separate from the main program class) that is able to store and display the text for the completed Billboard advertisement.
The Billboard class must include variables for data input.
The Billboard class must allow the user to define a custom message.
The Billboard class must include 3-4 predefined messages that can be set as the message in the billboard.
Add one method of your choice that can be used to manipulate the message in some way, such as reversing the text or capitalizing the letters.

Completion Tasks:
Use comments in your code to demonstrate your understanding of each statement.
Make sure the program runs correctly before submission. (Your instructor is here to help!)
ZIP your project folder and submit the file to the portal for grading. (There is no Word document for this assignment.)