AITP NCC Java Competition Event
Java Contest Problem Statement - 2001

This resource page is provided to help student contestants prepare for the annual AITP National Collegiate Conference Java programming competition event. This problem statement was used in the Java contest held at the 2001 Chicago, Illinois conference.

Problem Statement Topics

Part 1: Introduction to the AITP NCC 2001 Java Competition Event
Part 2: AITP NCC 2001 Java Contest Problem Statement
Part 3: Copyright and License Issues

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The problem statement presented was developed by ASR Strategic Resources (ASR) with faculty input from the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA). The initial design was worked out over several days using Rational Rose between UTA (Dr. Craig Slinkman) in the United States and ASR (Don Baldwin) in Sweden. The concept for the problem statement came from the Deitel & Associates textbook Java How to Program, 3rd Edition. The volunteers responsible for developing the problem statement are listed below:

The design took under four hours of actual programming time to implement the entire working application. During coding, TogetherJ was used in order to keep the UML model and the Java source code synchronized.

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The AITP NCC 2000 Java Competition Event Problem Statement is provided below:

NOTE: The Contest Package contains the database.

The Problem Statement Java source code is provided below:

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The AITP NCC 2001 problem statement source code, executables, database, supporting documentation, and downloads hereinafter referred to as the "AITP NCC 2001 Java Competition Application" are protected by international copyright © 2001 by ASR Strategic Resources, LLC and Auldenfire Sweden AB.

Permission to use the AITP NCC 2001 Java Competition Application royalty free is hereby granted to the AITP, AITP members, and education institutions (both faculty and students) for nonprofit use. Any commercial or for profit use must be approved in writing by the copyright holders and will require appropriate license agreements.

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Don Baldwin
don.baldwin@pobox.com

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