Lab guide - chapter 1 Lab guide for chapter 1 Introduction This guide gives detailed instructions for the practical work associated with chapter 1. The goal is to work through the whole of chapter 1 before the end of week 1. Most of this work will need to be undertaken in your own time. Support and advice is provided in the supervised laboratory classes. Don't forget the assessment (details below)! You will need A copy of the book Objects First with BlueJ (6th Global Edition). Do NOT buy an older version! A computer with BlueJ and Java installed. A copy of the book projects (see getting started). Instructions Read and work through the whole of chapter 1. Chapter 1 is available online as a temporary measure if you haven't obtained a copy of the book yet. Attempt all exercises on a computer. Skip the challenge exercises until after you have finished the chapter and only attempt them if you're ahead of schedule (e.g. you completed chapter 1 midway through week 1). If you finish early, make a start on chapter 2. Assessment The assessment for chapter 1 involves the lab classes project exercises 1.23-1.29 on pages 16-17. (If using the 5th edition see pages 14-16.) Demonstrate you have successfully completed these exercises to a lecturer or lab assistant by performing the steps below. It will save time if the steps are performed before asking the lecturer/assistant to check your work. Create a new LabClass object with space for up to 10 students Set the instructor, room and time to the values for the class you are attending now Create three students with the following details: Snow White, student ID: A00234, credits: 24 Lisa Simpson, student ID: C22044, credits: 56 Charlie Brown, student ID: A12003, credits: 6 Enroll all three students in the lab class Clear the BlueJ terminal window if it is open (see Options menu in the terminal window) Invoke the printList method of the lab class There are no files to save for the chapter 1 assessment. [ forward to chapter 2 >
