CS491 – Homework 2 “Cribbage Statician” – Brian Kendzior
The goal for the CribbageStatician is to allow users to seemlessly play games of cribbage and record their points into the app. The app will then keep track of the individual scores for games and correctly notify players when 120 points has been reached. At the end of each round, the statistics are recorded into […]
leggitns Homework 2: When Click Listeners Strike Back (TaskMan)
As you may gather from the title, click listeners were acting up in my project. The intent of this project was to create a very simple Task Tracker that would allow users to use a list view to see a list of tasks, click a task to get deeper details and to edit the […]
CS 491 Lecture 12 – Wevents Part I
Agenda design an app for managing family events hook up to a remote database merge PostgreSQL, PHP, JSON, and Android Wevents One of you stated in your list of desired app-knowledge that you wanted a shared calendar. Another of you shared in lecture that you wanted to talk about hooking up to a remote database. […]
Homework 2 – Zebrary book scanner
Zebrary is a simple book-cataloging application that uses the camera of a device and an open-source barcode image processing library called ZXing (pronounced “Zebra Crossing”). The camera is to scan the barcode of a book, ZXing reads the ISBN number, and the Google Books API is used to gather bibliographic information about the volume, including […]
Homework 2 – hardymar – To-do List
For this homework assignment I decided to make a To-do app. The app has three activities. The Main Activity, Add Activity and Edit Activity. The Main Activity contains the list of all current tasks in the to-do list. A task has a name, a due date, an icon representing it’s state and a priority between 1-5. Depending on […]
CS 145 Lecture 11 – Conditionals
Agenda how’d the exam go? what does this do? conditionals in Secret Maryo Chronicles pluralizing generating a star generating an ordinal number categorizing light — if/else if What does this do? Code Conditional.java package lecture; public class Conditional { public static void main(String[] args) { star(100); System.out.println(pluralize(“Nick”, 42)); System.out.println(pluralize(“Nick”, 1)); System.out.println(pluralize(“Nick”, -1)); System.out.println(pluralize(“Nick”, -87)); } […]
CS 145 Lab 6
Reminder Please submit your completed lab 5 checkpoints in the first 20 minutes of this lab. Logical operators In lecture we’ve explored the logical operators &&, ||, and !. These operators are as important to a programmer as a screwdriver and hammer are to a mechanic. Do whatever you can to learn their use. Like […]
CS 145 Homework 2 – due before 11/2
See the PDF. When you download speccheck_hw2.jar, make sure the filename ends in “.jar”.
CS 491 Lecture 11 – Lonely Phone
Agenda write an app to encourage people to lock their phones up meet Services use sensors to detect a “supine” phone meet BroadcastReceivers Goal Our goal today is to write an app I call Lonely Phone. It’s a prank app that you should install on other people’s phones. It’s functionality is to beep whenever the […]
CS 145 Lecture 10 – Midterm 1 review
Things to know The test is hand-written. You may write SOP instead of System.out.println. You need not import any classes. The front page of the exam will contain compact documentation for the Scanner, Random, and String classes. A strategy: on questions where you are asked to write a method, write the method signature first, not […]