Submit the Animation.java file. Points will be awarded based on the following criteria:

• Your animation must make use of DrawingPanel.java (from Chapter 3G). Any other Java graphical or other constructs from those covered in our class are NOT allowed. When in doubt on this, feel free to consult your instructor and/or refer to our class textbook.
• A complete program with at least 4 animation effects - while this is subjective, for example, changing colors of circle will count as one animation, irrespective of number of circles or colors used. Using the same example, if colors of various other shapes are changed, it will still be considered as one animation, as you can see that changing colors is one animation effect, irrespective of what part of the scene or how this is implemented (8 pts). See this animation example containing effects - rolling ball, falling ball, constant refresh of bumpers - Graphics_demo.java
• Use of methods (with parameters, as needed) (2 pts)
• Descriptive and clear commenting (1 pts)

Design and code an animation scene. It should be more than just simple movements (i.e. more than what we've covered together in class). A good rule of thumb would be that the animation should have at 4 - 6 different "effects" or "movements". In your reflections journal please clearly list the different animated components. Good programming practices should be observed, including utilizing methods (with parameters as needed) to compartmentalize and reduce redundancy. Please comment each method, clearly describing what it does, and provide in-line comments for any "tricky" code that may need explaining. Upload your Animation.java file along with a Reflections.doc to canvas for submission.