Option #1:

Your Portfolio Project for CSC320 will consist of three components:

1. Program corrections: Make the appropriate corrections to all the programming assignments submitted as Critical Thinking assignments from Modules 1-6. You will need to submit the programs along with the carefully outlined corrections needed in order for the programs to run correctly.
2. Lessons learned reflection: Create a 2-3-page summary that outlines the lessons learned in this Programming I course.
3. Final program: Create a final program that meets the requirements outlined below.

Final Program Requirements

Create an automobile class that will be used by a dealership as a vehicle inventory program. The following attributes should be present in your automobile class:

• private string make
• private string model
• private string color
• private int year
• private int mileage

Your program should have appropriate methods such as:

• default constructor
• parameterized constructor
• add a new vehicle method
• list vehicle information (return string array)
• remove a vehicle method
• update vehicle attributes method.

All methods should include try..catch constructs. Except as noted all methods should return a success or failure message (failure message defined in "catch").

1. Create an additional class to call your automobile class (e.g., Main or AutomobileInventory). Include a try..catch construct and print it to the console.
2. Call automobile class with parameterized constructor (e.g., "make, model, color, year, mileage").
   • Then call the method to list the values. Loop through the array and print to the screen.
3. Call the remove vehicle method to clear the variables.
   • Print the return value.
4. Add a new vehicle.
   • Print the return value.
   • Call the list method and print the new vehicle information to the screen.
5. Update the vehicle.
   • Print the return value.
   • Call the listing method and print the information to the screen.
6. Display a message asking if the user wants to print the information to a file (Y or N).
   • Use a scanner to capture the response. If "Y", print the file to a predefined location (e.g., C:\Temp\Autos.txt). Note: you may want to create a method to print the information in the main class.
   • If "N", indicate that a file will not be printed.

Your final program submission materials must include your source code and screenshots of the application executing the application and the results.

Compile your Module 1-6 programs with corrections, lessons learned reflection, and final program course code and application screenshots into a single document. Submit your completed Portfolio Project by the posted due date.

Option #2:

Your Portfolio Project for CSC320 will consist of three components:

• Program corrections: Make the appropriate corrections to all the programming assignments submitted as Critical Thinking assignments from Modules 1-6. You will need to submit the programs along with the carefully outlined corrections needed in order for programs to run correctly.
• Lessons learned reflection: Create a 2-3-page summary that outlines the lessons learned in this Programming I course.
• Final program: Create a final program that meets the requirements outlined below.

Final Program Requirements

Create a home inventory class that will be used by a national builder to maintain inventory of available houses in the country. The following attributes should be present in your home class:

• private int square_feet
• private string address
• private string city
• private string state
• private int zip_code
• private string Model_name
• private string sale_status (sold, available, or under contract)

Your program should have appropriate methods such as:

• constructor
• add a new home
• remove a home
• update home attributes.

All methods should include try..catch constructs. Except as noted, all methods should return a success or failure message (failure message defined in "catch").

1. Create an additional class to call your home class (e.g., Main or HomeInventory). Include a try..catch construct and print it to the console.
2. Call home class with parameterized constructor (e.g., "square_feet, address, city, state, zip_code, Model_name, sale_status").
   • Then, call the method to list the values. Loop through the array and print to the screen
3. Call the remove home method to clear the variables:
   • Print the return value.
4. Add a new home.
   • Print the return value.
   • Call the list method and print the new home information to the screen.
5. Update the home (change the sale status).
   • Print the return value.
   • Call the listing method and print the information to the screen.
6. Display a message asking if the user wants to print the information to a file (Y or N).
   • Use a scanner to capture the response. If "Y", print the file to a predefined location (e.g., C:\Temp\Home.txt). Note: you may want to create a method to print the information in the main class.
   • If "N", indicate that a file will not be printed.

Your final program submission materials must include your source code and screenshots of the application executing the application and the results.

Compile your Module 1-6 programs with corrections, lessons learned reflection, and final program course code and application screenshots.