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Due Sunday Dec. 10, 2000, 11:59 PM Hand in the two sections
separately as Section 1 is individual work and Section
2 is group work (single submission). This week's lab will consist of an exercise designed to help you develop the collision detection technology needed for your Frogger game plus the usual final project milestone. Section 1 will have you adapt your BallWorld (it's baaack!) to make the Balls bounce off each other. Section 2 will have you create a demo program showing at least two lanes of traffic moving for your Frogger game. Section 3 is just a collection of suggestions that might help you with coding your Frogger game. Note: The directions in the lab are very deliberately minimally specific, syntax-wise. You should be able to look up method signatures in the Java API by yourselves and to be able to write your own code by this point. Laboratory created and written by Stephen Wong |