Hello! I've just learned Java for about a month and a half. It's our focus for this semester. Now my teacher said that for our project, we are to make useful programs with GUI. She said that games would be okay. The thing is, I don't have any idea what I'm supposed to make in this project. Our deadline for passing program proposal is the end of January, but I still don't know what to make! >.<
I have thought of making a memo-calendar that would be like Google Gadgets but I guess that is just too much. I was thinking of making a maze but (heck) I don't know how heavy this project will be with GUI. T_T I was thinking of making a Chess game but, I'm not a chess player (I suck at chess, I know a THE rules but I suck at chess, logic for possibilities will be very hard). So now, I'm back to zero ideas.
Can anyone suggest?
My teacher requires GUI for our project but I haven't done any programs with GUI (she didn't teach us GUI just yet too!) still she insisted that we pass a project proposal before January ends. Help me, I'm panicking... ='(
PS ->> If my experiences matter, then I've done a few basics but NO GUI (not yet, because we didn't touch that topic just YET). I know what the parameters in a method name means, I know what modifiers (like public and private) mean and I know what static and non-static methods are. I also know what a constructor is, and I know about wrapper classes and overloading. Not much about inheritance and interface (just yet) but I'm reading ahead of our curriculum. So yeah, it's not much (I repeat, I'm just a beginner), but I hope this bit of information helps you for making a suggestion... ^_^
Jan 10 '10
10  9495 
They might call this resurrecting a zombie, but I just want to put one last post.
I thought I need database for player profiles...so I dumped that. I was able to make a scoring process (I even made a "reward" system to increase the "life" of the players, like casual Mario).
My team mates helped with the audio-visual and I did the internal logic thingy. We did the project, passed it on time and we luckily got a 93%. =D
Even though it's a late, I would like to say: Thank you so much for your help, ThatThatGuy!!! ^_^
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