Multifunctional Application (with OOP) In our lectures, you learned all of the pieces necessary to create...

 

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Multifunctional Application (with OOP) In our lectures, you learned all of the pieces necessary to create a multifunctional application. You learned how to: Define Classes and create methods(calculate) Store class in header and source files (File 1/o) Work with UML diagrams Work with inheritance, subclasses, and use override Access static data members and functions Utilize StringBuilder class to design and format reports Work with types of storage.(Dynamic Data Structures and Generics) Objective: In this project, you use the skills and knowledge you have acquired in this class to build a multipurpose application. Overview: Write your own code The application you build simulates one that you might use to track information and other information about (Topics: people, things, or animals). The application enables you to input new information, list, search for specific information, view, delete, and prevent duplication. You build the application entirely from java classes. Also, to make this undertaking manageable (and be consistent with good programming practices), you build the application through creating methods that you prototype, test, and later link together into one menu-based application(command line interface). Components: 0 . Create a UML to design and document processes and procedures of your multifunctional application Set up a source directory under your home directory Create a input menu for your application (Title, print, add, search information, and quit) Create an information file for testing purposes. Submit all documentation for reviewing and grading. Note: Write a brief descriptive paragraph about describing or summarizing your topic. Grading: Using your creativity, and good programming practices (Software quality and coding Standards) to develop an application with all tools learned in class. Multifunctional Application (with OOP) In our lectures, you learned all of the pieces necessary to create a multifunctional application. You learned how to: Define Classes and create methods(calculate) Store class in header and source files (File 1/o) Work with UML diagrams Work with inheritance, subclasses, and use override Access static data members and functions Utilize StringBuilder class to design and format reports Work with types of storage.(Dynamic Data Structures and Generics) Objective: In this project, you use the skills and knowledge you have acquired in this class to build a multipurpose application. Overview: Write your own code The application you build simulates one that you might use to track information and other information about (Topics: people, things, or animals). The application enables you to input new information, list, search for specific information, view, delete, and prevent duplication. You build the application entirely from java classes. Also, to make this undertaking manageable (and be consistent with good programming practices), you build the application through creating methods that you prototype, test, and later link together into one menu-based application(command line interface). Components: 0 . Create a UML to design and document processes and procedures of your multifunctional application Set up a source directory under your home directory Create a input menu for your application (Title, print, add, search information, and quit) Create an information file for testing purposes. Submit all documentation for reviewing and grading. Note: Write a brief descriptive paragraph about describing or summarizing your topic. Grading: Using your creativity, and good programming practices (Software quality and coding Standards) to develop an application with all tools learned in class.