F17-CSCI451

This repository describes the applications I developed for CSCI451 - Mobile App Development.

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The Projects are as follows (with branches numbered accordingly):

1. Java, Guessing Game

   • When the program begins, or the restart button is clicked, a random number between 0 and 100 will be created by the computer. This is the number the user will be trying to guess. Users will have 5 guesses in total.

2. Java, Objects

   • Create a shopping list app

3. Introduction App

   • Create an app that included:
     • A name
     • Three interesting facts
     • A picture
     • A unique icon

4. Form Fields

   • Create an app that has two form fields and a submit button. When the user enters their data into the form and clicks the button they will see a Boo message.

5. Multiple Choice Quiz

   • Create an app with the following criteria:
     • Be at least 5 questions
     • Each question will have 4 multiple choice answers displayed as radio buttons
     • Each question will have an image associated with it, which will be displayed on the question page
     • Provide user's score at the end of the game, and give the user a message about their success depending on their score, e.g. perfect, or you really didn’t do well

6. Landscape

   • Create an app app that goes through a set of items and maintains data upon rotation:

7. Lists

   • Create an app with a list of items and a display

8. List Pager

   • Display categories in a ListView, and, when you click a category, users can swipe and page through the items within that category.

9. Two Pane Layout

   • Create an app with a list of items and a display
     • When an item is clicked, you will go to the details page of that item
     • When you click the picture of the item, a fact about that item will appear below it
     • You will be able to swipe to page through the detail pages for the items
     • When the app is in portrait, you will see just the list, and when you click an item, you’ll go to its details page
     • When the app is in landscape, you will see both the list and the selected items details

10. SQLite

    • Create a new application with a list, a view, and a way for users to add data to the application, and save it to the database

11. Application of my choice