$2.$Application Specifications

$-$GUI Design: Design a user$-$friendly JavaFX interface with sections for employee management, payroll processing, and reporting.

$-$ Data Models: Develop classes

such as 'Employee', 'Payroll', 'Department', etc., with relevant attributes and methods.

$-$ Employee Management: Include features to add, update, view, and delete employee records.

$-$ Payroll Processing: Implement a payroll system that calculates salaries, taxes, and other deductions, considering various factors like hours worked, overtime, bonuses, etc.

$-$ Data Storage: Use serialization for storing and retrieving employee and payroll data.

$-$ Reporting: Generate and display payroll reports for individual employees and departments.

$3.$ Documentation

$-$ Thoroughly comment your code to explain complex logic.

$-$ Prepare a detailed report outlining your system design, implementation approach, and any challenges encountered.

Documentation

Thoroughly comment your code to explain complex logic.

Prepare a detailed report outlining your system design, implementation approach, and any challenges

encountered.

Submission Components

All source code files of the project.

Screenshots demonstrating the functionality of your application and GUI.

A project report explaining your approaches.

Advanced Features

Implement user authentication and role$-$based access controls.

Include features for tracking employee attendance and leave.

Add data visualization elements for payroll and employee analytics.

Last question

cover the overall application flow and the main patterns. Mention the most important methods, but I$$d keep it a bit at a higher level. Talk about mvc and our use of helpers to fill in the gaps. Things like that