You are allowed to use any built-in Java API Data Structure classes to implement this assignment except where noted.

You may use Scanner, InputStreamReader, or any other class that you wish for keyboard input.

The University of NoGoldApples-Upstate, home of the Great Lames has decided to update its student registration system from its clay tablet based rolodex to a new scheduling system called the Lunar System. They will identify their students by a unique identifier called the webid, which will consist of the first letter and the last name of the student. When students log in to the Lunar System, they will be able to view their classes, add a class, drop a class, and sort their classes by courseId or semester. The registrar must be able to see all the students that took a given course in a given semester, register, and deregister students. Once a student is deregistered, their past courses should disappear, as NoGoldApples-Upstate believes in revisionist history. Finally, as they have no gold apples to keep it going, the Lunar System is expected to go down a lot (some say, even more often than WolfieNet) for maintenance. In order to save face, UNoGoldApples should be able to save the state of the Lunar System (we will do this using serialization), and reload the data once the system is restarted.

You will develop the lunar system. As the most often accesses will be done by webid, you must store students in a HashMap, with the key being the webid.

NOTE: All exceptions explicitly thrown in Required Classes except for IllegalArgumentException are custom exceptions that need to be made by you.

Required Classes

Student

Write a fully-documented class named Student that will serve as the stored element of the Lunar System database. Each Student object includes a webID and a list of courses the student has taken, and getters and setters for each. Must implement the Serializable interface.

private String webID

private List courses // Can be Array, ArrayList, LinkedList

Course

Write a full-documented class named Course. Courses will be associated with the Students that are taking them. Each course will have a designated department (Ex. CSE), a three-digit course number (Ex. 214), and a semester associated with it (Ex. F2017). As always, each data field must have getters and setters. Must implement the Serializable interface.

private string department

private int number

private string semester

CourseNameComparator

Write a fully-documented class named CourseNameComparator that allows us to compare two course names with the following priority: department and then number. The CourseNameComparator class should implement the Comparator interface and override the compare method.

int compare (Course left, Course right)

Should return: -1 if the left course name is less than the right course name, 0 if they are equal, and 1 if the left course name is greater than the right course.

SemesterComparator

Write a fully-documented class named Semester that allows us to compare two courses based on the semester they were offered. The SemesterComparator class should implement the Comparator interface and override the compare method.

int compare (Course left, Course right)

Should return: -1 if the left courses semester is less than the right, 0 if the semesters are equal, and 1 if the lefts semester is greater than the right.

LunarSystem

Write a full-documented class named LunarSystem that will allow the user to interact with a database of Students. Provide the user with a menu-based interface that allows them to add, remove, and edit Students, as well as their courses. You will need to be able to serialize (save) the database at the end of the program and deserialize (load) the database if a file containing the database already exists. The database will have a Students netID as the key and the associated Student object as the value.

On startup, the LunarSystem should check to see if the file Lunar.ser exists in the current directory. If it does, then the file should be loaded and deserialized into the database instance. If the file does not exist, a new HashMap should be created and used instead. In either case, the user should be allowed to fully interact with the LunarSystem without issues.

private HashMap database

Public static void main(String[] args)

UI Required Functions

L-Login/Logout

WebID or REGISTRAR to login as registrar

Student Options:

A-Add A Class

Department

Course Number

Semester (S or F followed by a number 2010-2025)

D-Drop A Class

Department

Course Number

C- List classes by Department

S-List Classes by semester

Registrar Option

R-Register A Student

D-De-Register A Student

E-View students enrolled in a class

Department

Course Number

General options (available when logged out only)

X-Save and quit

Q-Quit without saving state (and delete any save-file)

Note: please make sure that the menu is NOT case sensitive (so selecting A should be the same as selecting a).

Program Sample

Welcome to the Lunar System, a second place course registration system for second rate courses at a second class school.

No previous data found.

Menu:

L)Login

X)Save state and quit

Q)Quit without saving state.

Please select an option: L

Please enter webid: REGISTRAR

Welcome Registrar.

Options:

R) Register a student

D) De-register a student

E) View course enrollment

L) Logout

Please select an option: R

Please enter a webid for the new student: CWolf

CWolf registered.

Please select an option: R

Please enter a webid for the new student: SStanleyJrMD

SStanleyJrMD registered.

Please select an option: R

Please enter a webid for the new student: SStanleyJrMD

SStanleyJrMD is already registered.

Please select an option: R

Please enter a webid for the new student: MBashtook

MBashtook registered.

Please select an option: L

Registrar logged out.

Menu:

L)Login

X)Save state and quit

Q)Quit without saving state.

Please select an option: L

Please enter webid: mbashtook

Welcome MBashtook.

Options:

A)Add a class

D)Drop a class

C)View your classes sorted by course name/department

S)View your courses sorted by semester

Please select an option: A

Please enter course name: CSE 114

Please select a semester: F2017

CSE 114 added in Fall 2017.

Please select an option: A

Please enter course name: CSE 214

Please select a semester: S2018

CSE 214 added in Spring 2018.

Please select an option: A

Please enter course name: CSE 220

Please select a semester: F2018

CSE 220 added in Fall 2018.

Please select an option: A

Please enter course name: WRT 102

Please select a semester: S2018

WRT 102 added in Spring 2018.

Please select an option: A

Please enter course name: AMS 210

Please select a semester: S2018

AMS 210 added in Spring 2018.

Please select an option: C

Dept. Course Semester

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AMS 210 S2018

CSE 114 F2017

CSE 214 S2018

CSE 220 F2018

WRT 102 S2018

Please select an option: S

Dept. Course Semester

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CSE 114 F2017

AMS 210 S2018

CSE 214 S2018

WRT 102 S2018

CSE 220 F2018