In Javascript:

Design a class named Person and its two subclasses named Student and Employee.

Make Faculty and Staff subclasses of Employee.

A person has a name,$$address$,$ phone number, and email address.

A student has a class status $($freshman$,$ sophomore, junior, or senior$).$ Define the status as a constant.

An employee has an office, salary, and date hired $($Use LocalDateLinks to an external site. class provided by Java SE$.).$

A faculty member teaches one or more courses from the pre$-$assigned list of courses $[$CSC$100,$ CSC$200,$ CSC$330,$ CSC$340,$ CSC$325,$ CSC$335].$

A staff member has a title such as $[$Education Coordinator, Registrar, Program Manager, Assistant, Support Staff$].$ A default Staff object should be assigned a title of 'Support Staff' $($hint: default constructor used to create a staff object$)$

Override the toString method in each class to display the class name and the person$$s name.

Write a test program$$that creates a Person, Student, Employee, Faculty, and Staff, and invokes their toString$()$ methods. Create a list of employees that contains a total of $10$ employees out of which $6$ are Faculty and the remaining $4$ are Staff members.$$

Each Faculty should be given a list of courses to teach $($at least $2$ or more$).$

Each staff member should have a title assigned. No $2$ Staff members can have the same title and at least one staff member should have a default title $[$Support Staff$].$

Create an interface called Course each student should belong to at least $3$ courses and each course will have one and only one course assigned to them.$$

Print the list of courses and for each course print the assigned students $($their name, address, email, phone number$),$ print the name of the faculty teaching the course and faculty details. Assign all staff members to each course and list their details as well.