Model the room
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| + | Somewhat unrelatedly, I would argue that modelling a room has no meaning or point without an idea of what you are modelling the room for. The point of a model is to give simplify a given situation by abstracting away all details not related to your particular purpose. So without a particular purpose in mind, it is impossible to create a useful model. Are you planning on 3D rendering the room? Creating a seating plan? Calculating volume? Without this information, there is no useful answer. --[[User:Lukas Korsika|Lukas Korsika]] 00:57, 21 October 2010 (UTC) | ||
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The first design exercise for 427, 2009 was a job interview style question: model the room we are in using OO concepts. Draw a UML class diagram.
<Your model here.>
Somewhat unrelatedly, I would argue that modelling a room has no meaning or point without an idea of what you are modelling the room for. The point of a model is to give simplify a given situation by abstracting away all details not related to your particular purpose. So without a particular purpose in mind, it is impossible to create a useful model. Are you planning on 3D rendering the room? Creating a seating plan? Calculating volume? Without this information, there is no useful answer. --Lukas Korsika 00:57, 21 October 2010 (UTC)
