Implement classes Person, Student, Employee, Faculty and Staff. These represent the people and categories of people you might find at a college or university. The classes are related by inheritance as follows Employee and Student both extend Person Faculty and Staff both extend Employee " " Each class should have the following instance variables Class Instance Variable Iypes String Strin Strin Date* Person name email sa date hired Research Interest String Employee Faculty Staff Student String class status String * Some examples of class status are: "fresh man and "sophomore" For D ate, use the standard java date class https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Date html The classes should also have the following methods getters and setters for all of instance variables, except " o Date hired has no setter A constructor for each class that initializes all the instance variables for that class both o For example, the Staff constructor will have 4 parameters: title, salary, name, and Override toString in each class to print the name of the class followed by the name of the o For example, if Bob is a staff member, the toString method should return Staff. Bob inherited and defined in the class itself, except for date hired email address The constructor for employee initialized the hire date to the current date o person, separated by a colon. o Another example, if Ann is a faculty member, the toString method should return Faculty: Ann Implement classes Person, Student, Employee, Faculty and Staff. These represent the people and categories of people you might find at a college or university. The classes are related by inheritance as follows Employee and Student both extend Person Faculty and Staff both extend Employee " " Each class should have the following instance variables Class Instance Variable Iypes String Strin Strin Date* Person name email sa date hired Research Interest String Employee Faculty Staff Student String class status String * Some examples of class status are: "fresh man and "sophomore" For D ate, use the standard java date class https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Date html The classes should also have the following methods getters and setters for all of instance variables, except " o Date hired has no setter A constructor for each class that initializes all the instance variables for that class both o For example, the Staff constructor will have 4 parameters: title, salary, name, and Override toString in each class to print the name of the class followed by the name of the o For example, if Bob is a staff member, the toString method should return Staff. Bob inherited and defined in the class itself, except for date hired email address The constructor for employee initialized the hire date to the current date o person, separated by a colon. o Another example, if Ann is a faculty member, the toString method should return Faculty: Ann