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This zip file creates a folder, BlueJ_Code, with 5 different
projects in it. The 5 projects contain the same files as the
single MBS Code folder, but are broken down into the smaller
chunks you would actually use as you go from chapter to chapter
of the MBS case study. Each project contains only those files
that are needed for that project, which makes for cleaner
class diagrams.
Chaps1and2MBSGUI
The "existing" program that Pat runs in Chapter
1 (and that your students will run in exercises) and that
Jamie explains in Chapter 2.
SimpleMBSDemo1
The first simple program that Pat looks at in Chapter 1.
SimpleMBSDemo2
The second simple program that Pat looks at in Chapter
1, which uses the Simulation class.
Chapter3
Most of this code is the same as in Chaps1and2MBSGUI except
for the Fish class, which has the additional code for breeding
and dying. If your students have made modifications to the
Fish class in the Chaps1and2MBSGUI folder, they may want
to follow the directions in FishModsForChap3.txt instead
to add breeding and dying to their own modified Fish class
in Chaps1and2MBSGUI.
Chapters4and5
This project has the same code as the Chaps1and2MBSGUI
project, with the addition of the DarterFish and SlowFish
classes. Students can copy the Fish class from either the
Chaps1and2MBSGUI or Chapter3 folders into this project to
get their modified Fish class or the out-of-the-box Fish
with breeding and dying.
Warning: Since each project contains only
those files that are needed for that project, the Chaps1and2MBSGUI
and Chapter3 projects do not contain the DarterFish and SlowFish
classes, which are not used until Chapter 4. When running
these projects, students should avoid the darter.dat, darterAndNormalFish.dat,
slowAndNormalFish.dat, and 3species.dat configuration files
in the DataFiles folder. Opening these files will result in
error messages, because the program will not be able to instantiate
DarterFish and SlowFish objects. They can, however, run the
program with fish.dat, onefish.dat, boundaryFish.dat, fullEnv.dat,
and manyFish.dat.
The BlueJ_Code.zip projects and this ReadMe text were
created by Alyce Brady. |