Ideas for program
I am currently studying for higher ed, and taking a class that includes AS3 teachings. For my exams I am expected to present a program I've made, and I can make anything I care for, it should be of some size and so I am having difficulties choosing something that would be easy enough to be made in a couple of months, but challenging enough to show my skills.
I am looking for ideas for what I can make that fits these criterias, all suggestions are welcome
The first thing you need to do is assess what skills you have or wish to demonstrate. If you don't yet have the skills this can make choosing a project more difficult because learning new skills is more time consuming than demonstrating them. Anyone with the skills and a couple of months to spare could create an impressively large project for themselves.
So if you already have the skills, then you should aim at something in the form of a service-provider web site that has multiple interactive features and relies on imported content/data. Maybe something in the way of a dating site where people can sign up, submit photos, fill out forms, be analyzed thru automated evaluations, get matched with others, watch marketing movieclips designed to lure them into signing up, etc... I don't want to stress a dating site, but something that covers a number of different types of presentations, processing, and data delivery elements.
If you don't already have the skills, and are expected to learn them over the same months that you are expected to be creating this project, then you should refer to whatever course syllabus you have, maybe even discuss it with the instructor and other students, so that you'll have a better idea of the expectations of this project's scope.
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This is my next step so I would like to hear some stuff from you on how to program it.
I think it's just a JTable where rows are lower than normal and the header column represents the task days, so if a task day match a header column i use a JLabel as a TableCellRenderer, and a group of painted (JLabel) table cells in a row represent the task.
That's all i know about ideas of Gantt Chart programming.
Any other better suggestions and more ?
Thanks a lot !I see why you are doing it, but the idea would seem to break down if you were to have tasks that take less than a day. Also, you might get an unweildy number of columns if someone were to plot out a multi month (year!) plan.
If you are just going to use this as a light weight planner, the convenience of using a JTable might outweigh the disadvantages.
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I've started mentoring a young student - teaching him LabVIEW. He
is enjoying it and we have covered the basics. Now I need to come up
with a project for him to start writing a program(s) on his own. For
the time being, I would like to keep it to calculations/analysis/display
kinds of things (no Daq hardware). I was wondering if anyone had ideas
(or previous experience) of such kinds of programs - something
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Thanks,
Dave
David Thomson Original Code Consulting
www.originalcode.com
National Instruments Alliance Program Member
Certified LabVIEW Architect
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(assuming no Daq or GPIB hardware).
Open a binary file. Parse the file to identify the OP codes and operands. Translate it to "english". Display the translation and write it to another file.
You can expand to opening a serial port, communicating to a serial device. Interpret the data (especially if there is some sort of waveform to analyze). Plot the data "real-time". Display warnings or conditions if low or high limits are reached, or if a number of samples has been achieved.
Prompt for user intervention (what to do with the data, ie: save it to file, display it, print it, etc). Allow for user control of the vi (Run / Pause / Stop / Abort).
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Import Classes
import java.io.*;
public class tictactoe
Define Variables
public static InputStreamReader ISR = new InputStreamReader(System.in);
public static BufferedReader BFR = new BufferedReader(ISR);
public static String BOX[][] = new String[3][3]; //Integer Arry for tictactoe box
public static String PName; //Moving Player's Name
public static String P1Name; //Player 1 Name
public static String P2Name; //Player 2 Name
public static String InputPLY; //X or O
public static String InputStr; //Player's Input
public static boolean BreakLoop; //Set this to true in PlayGame() to exit
public static void main(String args[]) throws IOException
InputPLY = "O";
BreakLoop = false;
ClearBOXCache();
PrintCredits();
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("PLEASE ENTER PLAYER 1 NAME");
P1Name = BFR.readLine();
System.out.println("PLEASE ENTER PLAYER 2 NAME");
P2Name = BFR.readLine();
System.out.println("");
System.out.print("\nWelcome ");
System.out.print(P1Name);
System.out.print(" and ");
System.out.println(P2Name);
System.out.println("");
System.out.println(P1Name + " = X");
System.out.println(P2Name + " = O");
PlayGame();
PrintCredits();
BFR.readLine();
System.exit(0);
public static void DrawGrid()
This function is to draw the tictactoe grid.
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("\t/-----------------------------\\");
System.out.println("\t|-------- TIC TAC TOE --------|");
System.out.println("\t|-----------------------------|");
System.out.println("\t| | | |");
System.out.println("\t| " + BOX[0][0] + " | " + BOX[0][1] + " | " + BOX[0][2] + " |");
System.out.println("\t| | | |");
System.out.println("\t|-----------------------------|");
System.out.println("\t| | | |");
System.out.println("\t| " + BOX[1][0] + " | " + BOX[1][1] + " | " + BOX[1][2] + " |");
System.out.println("\t| | | |");
System.out.println("\t|-----------------------------|");
System.out.println("\t| | | |");
System.out.println("\t| " + BOX[2][0] + " | " + BOX[2][1] + " | " + BOX[2][2] + " |");
System.out.println("\t| | | |");
System.out.println("\t\\-----------------------------/");
public static void PrintCredits()
This function is to print credits. Intended for startup and ending
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("\t-------------------------------");
System.out.println("\t--------- TIC TAC TOE ---------");
System.out.println("\t-------------------------------");
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("\t-------------------------------");
System.out.println("\t---- MADE BY WILLIAM CHAN! ----");
System.out.println("\t-------------------------------");
public static void ClearBOXCache()
This function is to clear the BOX's cache.
It is intended for restarting a game
BOX[0][0] = " ";
BOX[0][1] = " ";
BOX[0][2] = " ";
BOX[1][0] = " ";
BOX[1][1] = " ";
BOX[1][2] = " ";
BOX[2][0] = " ";
BOX[2][1] = " ";
BOX[2][2] = " ";
public static void CheckWin(String PLYW) throws IOException
This function is to check if a player wins
for (int X = 0; X < 3; X++)
if (BOX[X][0].equals(PLYW) && BOX[X][1].equals(PLYW) && BOX[X][2].equals(PLYW))
PrintWin(PLYW);
for (int Y = 0; Y < 3; Y++)
if (BOX[0][Y].equals(PLYW) && BOX[1][Y].equals(PLYW) && BOX[2][Y].equals(PLYW))
PrintWin(PLYW);
if (BOX[0][0].equals(PLYW) && BOX[1][1].equals(PLYW) && BOX[2][2].equals(PLYW))
PrintWin(PLYW);
else if (BOX[0][2].equals(PLYW) && BOX[1][1].equals(PLYW) && BOX[2][0].equals(PLYW))
PrintWin(PLYW);
else if (!BOX[0][0].equals(" ") && !BOX[0][1].equals(" ") && !BOX[0][2].equals(" ") && !BOX[1][0].equals(" ") && !BOX[1][1].equals(" ") && !BOX[1][2].equals(" ") && !BOX[2][0].equals(" ") && !BOX[2][1].equals(" ") && !BOX[2][2].equals(" "))
ClearBOXCache();
System.out.println("Tie Game!");
BFR.readLine();
System.out.println("Game has restarted");
public static void PrintWin(String PrintWinner) throws IOException
This function is to print which player won
if (PrintWinner.equals("X"))
System.out.println(P1Name + " wins!");
System.out.println(P2Name + " loses!");
else if (PrintWinner.equals("O"))
System.out.println(P2Name + " wins!");
System.out.println(P1Name + " loses!");
BFR.readLine();
ClearBOXCache();
System.out.println("Game has restarted!");
public static void PrintInstruction(String PLYINSTR)
This function is to give instruction to the player
if (PLYINSTR.equals("X"))
PName = (P1Name);
else if (PLYINSTR.equals("O"))
PName = (P2Name);
System.out.println("");
System.out.println(PName + ":");
System.out.println("PLEASE MAKE YOUR MOVE");
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("TL = TOP LEFT BOX, TM = TOP MIDDLE BOX, TR = TOP RIGHT BOX");
System.out.println("ML = MIDDLE LEFT BOX, MM = MIDDLE MIDDLE BOX, MR = MIDDLE RIGHT BOX");
System.out.println("BL = BOTTOM LEFT BOX, BM = BOTTOM MIDDLE BOX, BR = BOTTOM RIGHT BOX");
public static void PlayGame() throws IOException
This function is the main game function.
It calls other game functions.
Define Variables
while(true)
if (InputPLY.equals("O"))
InputPLY = "X";
else if (InputPLY.equals("X"))
InputPLY = "O";
while(true)
PrintInstruction(InputPLY);
InputStr = BFR.readLine(); //Player's move
Check player's move
if (InputStr.equals("TL"))
if (BOX[0][0].equals(" "))
BOX[0][0] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("TM"))
if (BOX[0][1].equals(" "))
BOX[0][1] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("TR"))
if (BOX[0][2].equals(" "))
BOX[0][2] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("ML"))
if (BOX[1][0].equals(" "))
BOX[1][0] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("MM"))
if (BOX[1][1].equals(" "))
BOX[1][1] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("MR"))
if (BOX[1][2].equals(" "))
BOX[1][2] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("BL"))
if (BOX[2][0].equals(" "))
BOX[2][0] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("BM"))
if (BOX[2][1].equals(" "))
BOX[2][1] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("BR"))
if (BOX[2][2].equals(" "))
BOX[2][2] = InputPLY;
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("RESTART"))
ClearBOXCache();
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("GAME RESTARTED!");
System.out.println("");
break;
else if (InputStr.equals("QUIT"))
BreakLoop = true;
break;
if (BreakLoop == true)
break;
DrawGrid();
CheckWin(InputPLY);
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Web services are emerging as a new approach to system construction and will make a major impact on the engineering of future business systems. They will allow a move from enterprise to inter-enterprise computing. However, with inter-enterprise computing, there are major problems with providing access to shared data, given that enterprises will not wish to share all data with partners.
This project aims to investigate this problem by developing a prototype of an access control service that will help decide whether or not data access should be permitted. In essence, companies will outsource their access control to this service and so will not need to maintain their own access control lists for a potentially rapidly changing set of users.
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