NOTES:
You can do this lab from home (no hardware).
After answering each question in the lab, I recommend zipping your entire "AirHockey4" directory and saving it as a backup (call it AirHockey4-Question1, for example). Then go on and make the changes in the code to the next question. That way if you mess up your code and don't know how to fix it, you can go back to your most recently saved version.
[See new information about Jama at the bottom of this page.]
INSTRUCTIONS:
This lab uses the Java code in the directory "AirHockey4" (in javasamples.zip). (NOT the code from AirHockey1).
The setup in Netbeans is the same as the setup for Lab 1 (AirHockey1), except:
Now you must also download solve-ode.zip from the class lab web page. Unzip the file to a folder called "solve-ode". In Netbeans, mount the folder "solve-ode" (which is the parent directory of the directory called "ODEsolver"). This is important! You must mount the parent directory of the "ODEsolver" directory.
New information: Download Jama-1.0.1.jar from the class lab web page. In Netbeans, mount this file (right-click on filesystems >> Mount >> Archive Files).