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For this last project, you must implement a Java class which "simulates" a Student object. Student objects created from this class will represent grade records for students in a CMPSCI 111 lecture class. The UML class diagram below gives you an "outline" for the class: Student name: String sid: String -homework : doublell quizzes doublell -exams : doublel -NUM HOMEWORK: int "NUMQUIZZES : int NUM _EXAMS : int HOMEWORK_MAX POINTS : double QUIZ_MAX POINTS : double - MIDTERM_MAX_POINTS: double FINAL MAX POINTS: double +Student) +Student(newName: String) +Student(newName : String, newsid : String) +setName(newName : String): void +getName) : String +setsid(newSid: String) +getSid): String +setHomework(homeworkNumber : int, score : double): void +getHomework(homeworkNumber: int): double +setQuiz(quizNumber: int, score: double): void +getQuiz(quizNumber: int): double +setMidtermExam(score : double): void +getMidtermExam() : double +setFinalExam(score : double) : void +getFinalExam() : double +toString):String The Java class definition that you write must implement all of the data fields (variables) and behaviors (methods) shown in the above UML class diagram. Therefore, the class you write must contain all of the following global variables, constants and methods