Java problem!! I really need help on this one please.

There's not any complicated math problem, it's just a lot of methods, constructors, setter, getter methods, abstract... Please help!

CrimeSimulator https://cs1331.gitlab.io/fall2018/hw4/CrimeSimulator.java

Solution Description Complete the Al, RandomAl, RogueAl, DoctorCS, and Coordinates classes following the instructions below. Note: When creating the specified getter and setter methods for each class, use the naming convention taught in class, e.g.getFirewallProtection0 and setSecretldentity0 For all of the classes you write, Don't add any unneeded fields. Don't forget to answer the Analysis questions. Coordinates.java This class should be concrete. Fields This class has the following private fields, and associated getter methods final double latitude. This constant double represents the latitude in a set of coordinates. final double longitude. This constant double represents the longitude in a set of coordinates. Constructor This class has the following constructor: public Coordinates (double latitude, double longitude). This constructor takes in two doubles that should be assigned to latitude and longitude respectively Solution Description Complete the Al, RandomAl, RogueAl, DoctorCS, and Coordinates classes following the instructions below. Note: When creating the specified getter and setter methods for each class, use the naming convention taught in class, e.g.getFirewallProtection0 and setSecretldentity0 For all of the classes you write, Don't add any unneeded fields. Don't forget to answer the Analysis questions. Coordinates.java This class should be concrete. Fields This class has the following private fields, and associated getter methods final double latitude. This constant double represents the latitude in a set of coordinates. final double longitude. This constant double represents the longitude in a set of coordinates. Constructor This class has the following constructor: public Coordinates (double latitude, double longitude). This constructor takes in two doubles that should be assigned to latitude and longitude respectively