Project: Expand the Simulation with a Class Hierarchy

Addendums

Addendums to the project will be posted at: https://www.cs.uoregon.edu/Classes/16S/cis211/Projects/P3/P3.html. This specification is very detailed, and will very likely require corrections and clarifications. The sooner that you notify the teaching staff of potential issues with the specification, the sooner any issues can be addressed. Please check for new addendums frequently, such as whenever you resume work on your project.

Purpose

• Expand classes into a hierarchy
• Introduce a View to the Model-View-Controller design pattern.
• Provide more functionality to the simulation.
• Further develop a large program into multiple files each with a well-defined purpose

Overview

The project simulates an idealized perfect-world programming project in which you are given a precise specification with a well-organized design, well-commented code to build on, and all you have to do is implement the specification, expand the already well-organized and well-commented code, and conduct unit and system tests to verify your system is working as required. The project permits you to develop your skills at using a mature integrated development environment to view and work with multiple interrelated source code files at the same time. All the same, these are not toy assignment problems but rather real software development challenges. By building your Project 3 directly on Project 2 (either your source code or that provided by the instructor), you will gain critical experience in the iterative development process. Note how the specifications met in the Project 2 code represent an interim "build" that should be fully tested and functioning, and now ready for further development in Project 3. But this is far from a real-world programming project in which you are provided with uncommented buggy code, a few sentences of specification, poorly-documented APIs that your code must integrate with, and no test cases. This is idealized perfect-world software development.

Comments/Deadline : There's also an initial submission for the assignment and it's due on Friday May 13 at 10AM. The description say it's due May 11 but I can submit late. the file P3_Description is the assignment. The file P3_Addendums is just correction of the assignment. The file Project 2 is the base code that you will need to use.

Attachment:- Assignment.rar