Object Oriented Design


In this homework you will be handing in a class diagram of your
proposed project. Describe the classes that you will create to
implement your project.


Diagram:

For each class, document its data, functionality and connections to
other classes in diagram form.



Document: 

Out of your diagram, choose 5 classes that are not UI.  For these
classes, fully describe the data and functionality in documentation
form. In other words, your class might have data declared as "int
type". In the documentation section, fully describe why type is an
int, and what the value of type will describe in your project. In
addition, fully document the functionality. For example, your class
might have an "attack" function. What will the attack function do? How
will it interact with the object or the rest of the project in some way?


If you have less than 5 (not UI) classes, then think about how you
might extend your project in the future to add more functionality.
Create classes and descriptions of these added pieces until you have a
total of 5 in your diagram and documentation.



Important things to remember:

 - For the diagram, include UI classes where appropriate

 - For the documentation, do not include UI classes

 - Be sure to diagram the connections between classes 
     such as: parent/child (solid lines and arrows) and
     dependencies (dotted lines and arrows)