Project02: Random Matrix Generation

The assignment is to develop a menu-based GUI program in Java that generates a 15x15 matrix of random integers between 10 and 99, displays the original matrix, calculates and displays various statistics (sum, minimum, maximum, average) for each row and column, and provides two menus: 'File' and 'Matrix Operations'. The program must be designed with at least two classes: one for the program interface (Project02) and another for Matrix operations. The bonus task involves changing font style to bold, size to 12, and color to red for titles.

CSC 212 Programming 200 points
Project 2
Develop a menu-based GUI program to generate a matrix of 15 X 15 of integers
between 10 and 99 using the random number generator in the Math class. Use the
following formula:
(int) ( 10 + 90*Math.random())
Display the original matrix in a grid around the matrix.

Calculate and display:
 Sum of each row and column
 Minimum of each row and column
 Maximum of each row and column
 Average of each row and column
Alongside of the matrix

You need at least two classes, one for the program interface (Project02) and another for
Matrix operations. Create two menus to handle program operations:
File:
 About
 Exit

Matrix Operations:
 Generate Array
 Display Array
 Display Statistics
o Sum
o Minimum
o Maximum
o Average
BONUS (50 points): Change font, make it bold, and change size to 12,
change font color for titles to red (check the next page for instructions)
Submit:
 Java files and the executable jar file zipped into a file labeled as “your last name-”
through Black Board and email it to [e-mail] with subject line that
reads as “CSC 212 – Project02 – Your last name. You are responsible for getting the
right files to me.

How to change font and drawing color
Changing font:
// define font (font name, font property, font size)
Font f = new Font(Font.SANS_SERIF,Font.BOLD,18);
g.setFont(f);
see https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/Font.html for complete
description of java fonts
Changing color:
// use the setColor method in Graphics class, argument is a Color class
variable/constant
g.setColor(Color.red);
see https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/Color.html for complete
description of the Color class