ESE 224 Spring 2015 Course Project Description

Over the course of this semester, you learn various coding concepts in C++ that are applicable to programming in general. This class project is designed to show you how many of these concepts can be used together in a single application and will test your familiarity with programming these concepts. This project is intended for 2-4 people groups.

We will provide a rigid skeleton guide which you MUST follow, but how to implement components in the skeleton is your decision. This means that any public method signature should not be modified (its return type, name, and parameters). However, you are free to remove, add, or edit any private methods you feel necessary. The private methods are included as a guideline to structuring and organizing your code. The private variables should also not be modified, as much of the public functions rely on these private variables. This means we (i.e