1. Create a class model based on the use cases for CreateCourse, AddCourse, and DropCourse a. Show the following compartments i. Class Name b. Show the associations for > classes only, as well as: i. Association Name or Role ii. Multiplicity c. Show the stereotype of the class (choose one) i. > ii. > 2. Create a class diagram for each class For the following classes (You may use these classes, with a name compartment only, in your model for Problem 1, but you will still need at least one > class) a. i. Course ii. Instructor (as a specialization of class UniversityEmployee) iii. Student iv. UniversityEmployee V. MainGUI vi. NewCourseGUI vii. CourseDetailGUI viii. SearchResultsGUI b. Show the following compartments i. Class Name ii. Attributes iii. Operations 3. Create an object model showing objects and links, instantiated from the classes above, for each use case: a. CreateCourse b. AddCourse c. DropCourse 1. Create a class model based on the use cases for CreateCourse, AddCourse, and DropCourse a. Show the following compartments i. Class Name b. Show the associations for > classes only, as well as: i. Association Name or Role ii. Multiplicity c. Show the stereotype of the class (choose one) i. > ii. > 2. Create a class diagram for each class For the following classes (You may use these classes, with a name compartment only, in your model for Problem 1, but you will still need at least one > class) a. i. Course ii. Instructor (as a specialization of class UniversityEmployee) iii. Student iv. UniversityEmployee V. MainGUI vi. NewCourseGUI vii. CourseDetailGUI viii. SearchResultsGUI b. Show the following compartments i. Class Name ii. Attributes iii. Operations 3. Create an object model showing objects and links, instantiated from the classes above, for each use case: a. CreateCourse b. AddCourse c. DropCourse