Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
EECE 332 Object Oriented Programming
Summer 2025
Class Instructor: Dr. Imad Moukadem, Lab Instructor: M. Zaher Kanafani
Lab 6 – Java Interfaces with more on Abstract Classes.
This programming assignment is due on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 at 1pm.
General Rules:
• Students will be divided in groups of 2 to work on the assignment. One submission per group.
• Cheating and Copying: Any form of cheating or copying from other students' group work will result in a
zero grade for all involved students, regardless of who copied from whom.
• Submissions are not allowed after 24 hours from the deadline. For any additional hour after the deadline,
a penalty of 4% will be applied.
• The instructor will explain to all students what is required, and give some useful hints.
• The lab will span one summer week.
• Be sure to stick to the sample run when provided, otherwise points will be deducted.
• You can ask questions during the lab, regarding what to do, not how to do.
• You can make use of your notes, and any information online including chatGPT and Google.
• You can use your laptops, or the available desktops.
• Students that have accommodation letters should contact us as soon as possible.
• Lab attendance is mandatory, it counts for 5% of the overall course grade.
• In case you have a valid excuse to miss a lab, please present it before the lab for the instructor approval.
Objectives:
• The purpose of this assignment is to provide students with Basic Class Object Creation and Manipulation.
• It includes Objects Creation, Composition and Inheritance.
• It covers also Java Interfaces and Abstract Classes.
• You are asked to use IntelliJ IDEA IDE for Java.
Deliverables:
• The .java file(s) requested in each problem.
• The word file for Parts A and C. Submit just one zip file.
• One submission per student or group of 2.
• As a comment, write your names in each .java submission.
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Problem
• Create the interface Shape with 2 abstract methods: void print() and double area().
• Create the interface shape2D extending from Shape with an additional method double perimeter().
• Create the interface shape3D extending from Shape with an additional method double volume().
• Create the classes Circles and Rectangles implementing interface shape2D.
• The circle has a radius, and the rectangle has a length and a width.
• Create the classes Cube, Sphere and Cylinder implementing interface shape3D.
• The sphere has a radius, the cube has a side, and the cylinder has a radius and a height.
• All member variables are of type double.
• All shapes must have the methods print() and area().
• 2D Shapes must have also the perimeter() method.
• 3D Shapes must have also the volume() method.
• The print() method will print the shape type, the member variables, the area, and perimeter /or volume.
• Include the needed constructors, setters and getters.
Part A-
• Draw the UML diagram of this design.
Part B-
• Create an ArrayList of type Shape, and a repetitive menu to instantiate any shape.
• Input the needed parameter(s). Add the instantiated shape in the ArrayList.
• Include try/catch blocks for any input error.
• Finally output all the instantiated shapes through the print() method.
• Format your numbers to 2 decimal points.
Part C-
• I would like to have a color (String) as an attribute for my shapes.
• Can I add color to the interface Shape?
• If not, is there any other alternative?
• Include your answer in a word file together with the diagram of part A.
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Circle Area = πR2 Perimeter = 2πR
Rectangle Area = LW Perimeter = 2(L+W)
Cube Area = 6S2 Volume = S3
Sphere Area = 4πR2 Volume = 4πR3/3
Cylinder Area = 2πR(R+H) Volume = πR2H
Sample Run
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