CS4802 -- Lab 1: Application Environment |
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ProceduresDevelop a framework for displaying images. You may use C++ or Java and any freely available libraries that you would like. You may wish to be able to read/write a number of graphic formats. At the very least, your application should be able to read/write PNG images. While the requirements for this lab are rather modest, you will undoubtedly want to design a number of classes to assist your implementation of this and future labs as well as your research project (if appropriate). You may work alone or with a partner. ResourcesThere are a number of freely available libraries for image formats. You may consider using one (or more) of the following.
Lab report (due 11:00pm, the day prior to week 3 lab)The lab report should be in your own words and self-contained. By self-contained I mean that it should be possible for someone to understand what you did and why without seeing anything other than your report. Your report should include:
As with any report you submit, correct spelling and grammar are required. You will need to do two submissions. One submission should contain your written report in PDF format. The other submission should contain your documented source code (generated using the batch files provided above). Be sure to keep copies of all your files, in case something gets lost. It may be wise to keep a diskette backup as well. Your grade will depend on quality of design, clarity of code and documentation, as well as whether your program produces the correct results. If you have any questions, consult your instructor. |
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