First Programming Assignment
		Computer Science 477/677
		September 14, 1999

	Design and implement a program to provide a personal diary for 
someone.  Your program will provide the following functions:
	1.  Capability to create a diary entry including these sections:
		a.  today's date (automatically supplied by the program)
			or another date (provided by the user);
		b.  a list of up to ten keywords given by the user.  Y²his  
			field is optional;
		c.  A text of up to 12,000 characters;
		d.  A password of up to twenty characters including letters
			numbers, blanks, and punctuation.  This field is 
			optional.
	2.  Capability to create, and change an overall password of up to
		two characters including letters, blanks, numbers, and 
		punctuation.  If a password is created, this password must
		be entered to access any of the other program functions or
		to change the password to a new character string;
	3.  Capability to display any diary entry by date, date-range, or 
		by keyword;
	4.  Capability to print any diary entry displayed;
	5.  Capability to edit any diary entry and accept or reject the 
		editing changes.  If the changes are accepted, the 
		changed entry replaces the old entry in your file.  
		Otherwise the old entry remains.

Your program must be able to support at least 500 diary entries of at least
an average 2,500 characters each.  
	IF a diary entry has an individual password, the user must enter
that password to access that particular entry (including in displays, edits,
or prints).

	You may use whatever object-oriented language you wish for 
implementation.  

	You must submit the following items for grading:
1.  Your object-oriented design of the entire program using techniques 
described in class and the textbook;
2.  A commented program listing;
3.  A description of the testing you did to gain confidence that the 
program works correctly.

	Your program is worth 100 points.  It will be graded according to 
the following:
1.  Design:
	a.  Comprehensive (covers the entire requirements)  12 points
	b.  Clear and easy to follow			8 points
	c.  Includes correct static description of the program 
		structure				15 points
	d.  Includes correct dynamic description of each scenario 
		execution				15 points
2.  PROGRAM Listing:
	a.  Well-commented			10 points
	b.  Completely Object-oriented		10 points
	c.  Program is complete 		5 points
	d.  Program is well-structured		5 points
3.  Tests
	a.  Cover all scenarios			10 points
	b.  Designed to uncover errors		10 points