C# programing:

1. In this exercise you are going to modify your ClassDesignConcepts application by adding a

Manager class and Sales Associate class that both derive from your employee class. Before

doing this assignment you should review your ClassDesignConcepts exercise and the video

that goes along with it.

2. Create a new application called DerivedClass_YourLastNameFirstName. For example, if your

name was Bill Gates your project name would be DerivedClass_GatesBill.

3. In this project copy over your Employee class developed in the ClassDesignConcepts

exercise.

4. Create a new class called Manager that derives from your Employee class. Your Manager

class will add the following functionality:

? Has a property for stock options that gets and sets the number of stock options. Use an

appropriate default if a null constructor is used on your manager object.

? Adds a method that will calculate a bonus based upon a user inputted value.

5. Create a class named SalesAssociate that derives from your Employee class and has the

following additional functionality:

? Has a property named NumberOfSales that keeps track of the monthly sales for a Sales

Associate. You will need an appropriate default for this property if a null constructor is used

for your Sales Associate object.

? Adds a method named SalesBonus that calculates a bonus 5% if a Sales Associate makes

over 10 sales a month, 10% for over 20 sales, and 20% for over 30 sales per month.

You will need appropriate overrides to the ToString() method to print out the state information

associated with your new classes.

Program Class:

In your Main method do the following:

1. Create a manager object with your null constructor to check for a missing data situation.

2. Print out the data for this null manager object.

3. Create a sales associate object with your null constructor and then print out the state

information for this object. Print out your state information after creating your object.

4. Create a manager object that has an employee id of 102, first name of Carol, last name of

Smith, date of birth of 2/23/1993, hire date of 9/5/2011, current salary of 7580 a month, and

gets a bonus of $500 with 50 stock options. Print out your state information.

5. Create another manager object that has an employee id of 103, first name of Bill, last name of

Goode, date of birth of 1/11/2004, hire date of 3/12/2012, current salary of 5600 a month, no

bonus or stock options. Print out your state information.

6. Create a sales associate who has an employee id of 34, first name of Homer, last name of

Grant, date of birth of 5/1/1987, hire date of 2/2/2011, current salary of 4300 a month, 15 sales

this month. Print out your state information.

7. Create a sales associate who has an employee id of 211, first name of Elena, last name of

Garcia, date of birth of 4/4/1995, hire date of 3/24/2007, current salary of 3400 a month, 5

sales this month. Print out your state information.

After creating your objects and printing out the state information now use polymorphism by creating a

List of your employee objects and then print out state information with a foreach block.