CST242 Final Project

(Not from textbook)

Create the "Final Project" as follows:

Full-credit project (10 out of 10 points) — a JavaFX or Windows Forms application that solves a multilayered problem like the ATM app using 4 to 6 or more related classes; create UML diagrams for the classes

Partial-credit project (9½ out of 10 points) — Convert the ATM application completed in class into a Windows Forms app; or complete the converted ATM Windows Forms application using an Access (or SQL Server or MySQL) database to store the "Account" data for full credit (10 out of 10 points); in either case, create UML diagrams for the classes

Partial-credit project (9 out of 10 points) — Convert the ATM application completed in class into a JavaFX application; create UML diagrams for the classes

Partial-credit project (8½ out of 10 points) — A new Windows Forms database application with your own Access database with all the elements of the "Publisher" app that we developed in class

Partial-credit project (8 out of 10 points) — A JavaFX or Windows Forms application that solves a single problem using 1 or 2 related classes; create UML diagrams for the classes

Partial-credit project (7 out of 10 points) — A JavaFX or Windows Forms application that solves a single problem but without classes

Or speak to the instructor if you have some other idea of your own that you would like to work on

Students may work on the Final Project in teams of two or three, and all students in the group will submit the same project to their own dropboxes in Blackboard. In the text box's dropbox, as well as in the source code documentation (comments), state the name(s) of the classmate(s) with whom you worked.
When all steps are finished, create a .ZIP archive (not a .RAR) of the entire project. This completed assignment with a copy of all files from the either the NetBeans or Windows Forms project submitted electronically via an attachment to a Brightspace dropbox is due to Prof. Struck by 11:59 p.m. on the date specified in the course outline.