EEL 4834EEL 4834/5934
Project 3
Design a program that will display a 1000 point waveform in a window. You must 
always display the same number of points.
The waveform functions are a sinusoid, triangle (ramp) , square-wave. The 
triangle has only positive values while the sinusoids and square-wave are 
bipolar.
Axes must be plotted through t = 0 and at an amplitude of 0.
EEL 4834 Students
  Students taking 4834 must implement a dialog box that prompts the user for one 
  of three waveforms as well as an amplitude and number of periods to display. 
  The number of periods should be an integer between 1 and 5.
  The waveform selection must be done using radio buttons. The edit controls 
  must use data validation.
  You only need to display one waveform at a time.
  You must display in text the type of waveform being displayed as well as the 
  number of periods. (the text should be right justified at the lower right 
  corner of the window.)
 
EEL 5934 Students
  Implement a dialog box that prompts the user for a selection of 1-3 waveforms 
  as well as a function to be performed on the waveforms. The dialog box should 
  also allow input of the amplitude of each waveform and the number of periods 
  to display.
  The waveform selection must be done using checkbox controls and the function 
  selection must be done using radio controls.
  Functions must be sum, difference, and product.
  You must display the function you are performing as right justified text in 
  the lower right corner of the window.
  As an example you may choose a sinusoid and a square-wave with different 
  amplitudes over two periods. You also might choose the sum of the these 
  waveforms.
This project is due for UF and FEEDS students by 6:00 am on Thursday July 1, 
2004(presentations will begin at 8:30am)
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