cs1302-hw07 JavaFX Starter Tutorial

This homework assignment helps students set up their environment to start working with Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs). By the end of the homework, students will have a working GUI with a basic, functioning button.

Course-Specific Learning Outcomes

• LO2.e: (Partial) Utilize existing generic methods, interfaces, and classes in a software solution.
• LO7.a: (Partial) Design and implement a graphical user interface in a software project.

References and Prerequisites

• CSCI 1302 Textbook Chapter: JavaFX

Exercise Steps

1. For this homework assignment, you will submit the completed code from the CSCI 1302 Textbook Chapter: JavaFX assigned as a reading earlier this week.

2. If you haven't done so already, go ahead and click the link for the JavaFX tutorial, complete the tutorial, and then submit your cs1302-javafx folder using the instructions below.

Submission Steps

Each student needs to individually submit their own work.

1. Create a plain text file called SUBMISSION.md directly inside the cs1302-javafx directory with the following information:

   1. Your name and UGA ID number

   Here is an example of the contents of SUBMISSION.md:

   Sally Smith (811-000-999)
   

2. Change directories to the parent of cs1302-javafx (e.g., cd .. from cs1302-javafx). If you would like to make a backup .tar file, the instructions are in the submissions steps for hw01. We won't repeat those steps here and you can view them as optional.

3. Use the submit command to submit this exercise to csci-1302:

   $ submit cs1302-javafx csci-1302
   

   Read the output of the submit command very carefully. If there is an error while submitting, then it will displayed in that output. Additionally, if successful, the submit command creates a new receipt file in the directory you submitted. The receipt file begins with "rec" and contains a detailed list of all files that were successfully submitted. Look through the contents of the receipt file and always remember to keep that file in case there is an issue with your submission.

   Note: You must be on Odin to submit.

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