Below is a course registration system for full$-$time students at Trent University, with example classes, along with their attributes and corresponding operations. These examples can assist you in identifying the classes to be included in the class diagram. Expect to have more classes, attributes, or operations as needed, based on the associations you will have between classes.

Requirements:

$1.$ Draw a Class Diagram to represent the structure of the software, properly labelled to show class names, attributes, methods, relationships, and different types of associations. You can use UmpleOnline for this purpose.

$2.$ Draw a Sequence Diagram to illustrate the interactions within the software, properly labelled to show actors, objects, messages, lifelines, and, where applicable, conditions and loops. Use any available tool $($e$.$g$.,$ Visual Paradigm, Word, PowerPoint, Visio, or others$),$ since Umple does not support this type of diagram.

$3.$ Generate simple Java code that reflects the software you have modelled. Make sure it is consistent with both diagrams. You can either automatically generate the code using Umple or write it from scratch. If using Umple, follow the guidelines in point #$3$ from "Umple Uses" in Lab #$5$ to produce less complex, maintainable code.