#In your functions module:

#Function Definition and User Input:

#Define a non$-$parameterized function named create$\_$student.

#Display a prompt asking the user to enter the student's level as either undergrad or grad$\_$student using input$().$

#Convert the input to lowercase using $.$lower$()$ to ensure case$-$insensitivity.

#Processing for Undergraduate Students:

#If the student level entered is 'undergrad' $($after converting to lowercase$),$ set the level variable to the inputted student$\_$level.

#Prompt the user to enter the first name, last name, middle name, major, and concentration using input$().$ Convert each input to lowercase.

#Store the entered values in respective variables$(\text{'}$level$\text{'},$ 'first$\_$name', 'last$\_$name', 'middle$\_$name', 'major', 'concentration'$).$

#Return a dictionary where keys are level, first$\_$name, last$\_$name, middle$\_$name, major, and concentration. What will your values be$?$ They are right in front of your face.

#Processing for Graduate Students:

#If the student level is 'grad$\_$student' $($after converting to lowercase$),$ set the level variable to student$\_$level.

#Prompt the user to enter the first name, last name, middle name, major, concentration, and thesis topic using input$().$ Convert each input to lowercase.

#Store the entered values in respective variables $(\text{'}$level$\text{'},$ 'first$\_$name', 'last$\_$name', 'middle name', 'major', 'concentration', 'thesis$\_$topic'$).$

#Return a dictionary where keys are level, first$\_$name, last$\_$name, middle$\_$name, major, concentration, and thesis$\_$topic. What will your values be$?$ They are right in front of your face.

#If the entered student level is neither 'undergrad' nor 'grad$\_$student', return None.