SWE 2410, Lab: Planting the Garden

• Build an initial version of the system you specified in the previous lab. All team members must contribute to this implementation.

• You do not need to build a full version. The required portion for this lab is

  • Display bees and flowers with health indicators as specified in the previous lab writeup.
  • Display a key showing the types of bees and flowers.
  • Ensure the bees move on keypresses. Movement does not have to meet requirements; for this lab they can in straight lines or randomly.
  • Allow the user to adjust the number of bees and flowers. Generally the mix of flower and bee types is random, but you can allow the user to adjust that as well if you like.

• Check your project in to the Git repository. This includes

  • Checking that all sources are committed. Use the standard, global gitignore file to ensure you do not check in .class files and other build products. The initial code contains a .gitignore file to be placed in the top directory; it is good for you to include that in your submission. Do include build configuration files created by IntelliJ in the .idea folder (except the workspace.xml file).
  • Ensure your project is at the top level of the repository. That is, if your group’s repository is bee-lab-knuth-djikstra, then the src folder should be bee-lab-knuth-djikstra\src.
  • Ensure all code is in the main branch (or, if using an old environment, master) - your instructor will not check other branches. Branches are unlikely to help on such a small project anyways.

• It is always a good practice to check out your project in a new folder and ensure it builds. This helps ensure you did not fail to check in a critical file and that files are in the correct location. Mistakes in this often lead to losing points for easily-corrected issues.

• Capture a screen shot of the program after startup. It should show the flowers, bees, health bars and other status indicators, and the key. You will submit this screen shot as a PDF.

• Demonstrate your code to your instructor.

See Canvas for any additional submission instructions.