The mini-projects are small assignments that are intended to develop skills in small-scale issues that will be important in the larger projects. Your scores on these will be used as extra credit; each mini-project will add up to 0.5 to your final course average.
Several of the mini-project ideas used below were adapted from Nick Parlante's JavaBat site.
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Mini-Project |
Specification |
Due |
Related Files** |
Last Modified* |
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1 |
23:59 June 19 |
N/A |
June 15 |
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| 2 | Monkey Trouble | 23:59 June 19 | N/A | June 15 |
| 3 | Count Evens | 23:59 June 26 | N/A | June 22 |
| 4 | Is Everywhere | 23:59 June 26 | N/A | June 22 |
| 5 | Simple Struct | 23:59 July 1 | N/A | June 25 |
| 6 | Array of Structs | 23:59 July 5 | N/A | June 29 |
*Changes will be highlighted in yellow.
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All your programming assignments will be submitted to the Curator system. The submission page is here.
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