$29
Assignment 5 Store Names and Item Names
CMSC 203, Assignment 5
Concepts Utilized in this Project
· Creating classes based on Javadoc
· Two Dimensional Arrays
· Passing two dimensional arrays to and from methods
· Creating a Utility class (static methods)
· JUnit testing
· Reading from a file
· Writing to a file
· Using methods of the utility class within an existing GUI driver class
o Must follow Javadoc to implement correctly
Overview
When GUI application starts (provided), user is shown display of Store Names and Item Names
User selects Load Sales Data to select the file containing the sales data. The application then displays the sales for each store and each item as well as the totals for the store and the totals for the item. The store with the highest sales for each item will be highlighted.
Exit will exit the application.
Specifications & Requirements
Create a utility class that manipulates a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles. It will accommodate positive and negative numbers. Follow the Javadoc provided.
This utility class will be used with an existing GUI class to create a sales report.
Testing of the utility class will be done with the JUnit tests and the GUI class provided for you.
Utility class
The class TwoDimRaggedArrayUtility will follow the provided Javadoc and will contain the following methods:
1. Method readFile – pass in a file and return a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles
2. Method writeToFile – pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and a file, and writes the ragged array into the file. Each row is on a separate line and each double is separated by a space.
3. Method getTotal – pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and returns the total of the elements in the array.
4. Method getAverage – pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and returns the average of the elements in the array (total/num of elements).
5. Method getRowTotal – pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and a row index and returns the total of that row. Row index 0 is the first row in the array.
6. Method getColumnTotal - pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and a column index and returns the total of that column. Column index 0 is the first column in the array. If a row doesn’t contain that column, it is not an error, that row will not participate in this method.
7. Method getHighestInRow - pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and a row index and returns the largest element in that row. Row index 0 is the first row in the array.
8. Method getLowestInRow - a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and a row index and returns the smallest element in that row. Row index 0 is the first row in the array.
9. Method getHighestInColumn - pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and a column index and returns the largest element in that column. Column index 0 is the first column in the array. If a row doesn’t contain that column, it is not an error, that row will not participate in this method.
10. Method getLowestInColumn - pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and a column index and returns the smallest element in that column. Column index 0 is the first column in the array. If a row doesn’t contain that column, it is not an error, that row will not participate in this method.
11. Method getHighestInArray - pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and returns the largest element in the array.
12. Method getLowestInArray - pass in a two-dimensional ragged array of doubles and returns the smallest element in the array.
GUI Application – provided for you
1. Uses methods of TwoDimRaggedArrayUtility
2. When the Load Sales Data button is selected the sales data is read from a file and displayed on the screen with the sales data as well as the totals for each store and the totals for each item. The largest sales for each item is highlighted.
3. The file contains a row for each store and each double in the row is separated by a space
4. Student must provide two additional input files and a screenshot of the results of each. Each file will have 6 rows and up to 6 numbers on each row. They must represent ragged arrays.
JUnit Test
1. Contains test for each of the methods of TwoDimRaggedArrayUtility
2. Student will fill in values for a new dataset – called dataSetSTUDENT
3. Student will implement the STUDENT test files using the dataSetSTUDENT.
Deliverables / Submissions:
Week 1: Initial Design – a UML class diagram with algorithm (pseudo-code)
Week 2: Submit a compressed file containing the follow (see below): The Java application (it must compile and run correctly); Javadoc files in a directory; a write-up as specified below. Be sure to review the provided project rubric to understand project expectations. The write-up will include:
Test Cases (These are the ones you will use in your STUDENT test methods in the JUnit test)
Prepare a test table with a list of test cases (expected versus actual results) that you are testing the application with
Deliverable format: The above deliverables will be packaged as follows. Two compressed files in the following formats:
LastNameFirstName_Assignment5.zip [a compressed file containing the following]
o doc [a directory] contains your Javadoc (.html) files plus supporting files
o Write-up with test cases
o src [a directory] contains your (.java) files
§ File1.java (example)
§ File2.java (example)
§ File_Test.java (example)
LastNameFirstName_Assignment5_Moss.zip [a compressed file containing only . java files]
NO FOLDERS!!
File1.java (example)
File2.java (example)
When application starts:
File containing sales data:
Result after selecting Load Sales Data:
Grading Rubric
CMSC203 Project #5
Name ________________________________
Overview:
There are two parts to the rubric. First, the project is graded on whether it compiles, whether it runs without errors, and whether it satisfies the specifications. These points add up to 100. Second, the score is decremented if various requirements are not met, e.g., no Test Cases, no UML diagram, uses constructs that are not allowed, etc
PROGRAMMING (100 pts)
Compiles 40 pts _____
Accuracy
Public tests – JUnit test given to you 10 pts _____
Your JUnit Tests – Student tests 10 pts _____
Private tests – other tests run by the instructor 10 pts _____
Execution: runs without errors (either run-time or logic errors) 30 pts _____
Possible Sub-total 100 pts _____
REQUIREMENTS (Subtracts from Programming total)
Documentation:
Javadoc was not provided - 6 pts _____
Documentation within source code was missing or incorrect - 5 pts _____
Description of what class does was missing
Author’s Name, @author, was missing
Methods not commented properly using Javadoc @param, @return
Test cases were not provided - 5 pts _____
Testing:
STUDENT test cases not implemented in JUnit test - 5 pts _____
Two additional files containing a ragged array for the GUI to read from and - 5 pts _____
the screenshot showing the results of each Test File not provided
Programming Style:
Incorrect use of indentation, statements, structures - 4 pts _____
Design:
Javadoc was not followed - 6 pts _____
Doesn’t use a 2-dim array - 6 pts _____
Doesn’t work as a ragged array - 8 pts _____
Doesn’t work correctly with positive and negative numbers - 5 pts _____
Methods are not implemented correctly - 5 pts _____
Possible decrements: -60 pts _____
Possible total grade: 100 pts _____
