CSE 143, Assignment 6 (a.k.a. p5 part 2) Turnin Form

1. Who are you?

• Name:
  (First or Given Name, Middle Name or Middle Initial, Last or Family Name):
  
• Electronic Address:
• Student Number:
• Quiz Section:

1b. Did you work with a partner?

If yes:

• Partner's Name:
  (First or Given Name, Middle Name or Middle Initial, Last or Family Name):
  
• Electronic Address:
• Quiz Section:

2. Which system/compiler did you use?

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3. Give Us Your Program.

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Turn in (by 7/28 at 9:00pm, one per team):

* PPMImage.java, PGMImage, ImageProcessors (even if the same as last time), with these exact names.
* ImageApplication.java, ImageFrame.java (even if unmodified), with these exact names
* ImagePanel.java. This exact name is recommended.
* The Doubler, Copier, and Lightener image filter classes. They can have any name, but choose names that identify them easily.
* Two or more additional filters, named appropriately. In order to make it easy to share and demonstrate filters, it would nice if each such class handed in had a different name. To facilitate this, you can give your filters names that start with your team nickname. For example, a team named "Pixar" might name a filter class "PixarReddenFilter.java".
* Screenshots: one showing a simple image and the result of doubling it; one each for your own filters, showing the original image and the filtered image. Write the name of the filter on each snapshot.

Turn in your files here. They will be written to our disk and compiled using the same file names that you use. Simply leave any unneeded slots blank.

OR

Turn in a single zip, jar or tar file containing the above files, and none others. Leave this empty if you turned in the files above. If you turn in a file here, any files entered above will be ignored.

Your zip, jar or tar file:
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4. Press the TURN-IN button when you are ready.

Examine the receipt page you will see after clicking "TURN IN" to be sure that no syntax errors were detected in your program. If errors were reported, you should fix them and turn in your assignment again. For your records, you may wish to print or save a copy of your final receipt.