C++. Full code needed. Please abide by all instructions. Pseudocode is included. Please include anything that may have been left out. Thanks!

// Vector pseudocode

Open file containing course information

Create empty vector to store course objects

Read each line

WHILE file has a next line

Parse each line

Verify at least two parameters on each line

IF (parameters.size()

Display ERROR message

END

Check if prerequisite exists as a course in the file

for p in prerequisites:

found = false

for c in courses:

if (c.courseNumber == p):

found = true

break

IF not found

Display ERROR

END

Create course object

Store course object in vector

CLOSE FILE

Function for searching for a specific course and Display information

Search for the course in the vector

for c in courses:

IF (c.courseNumber == courseNumber)

Print course information

Print prerequisite course information

Verify at least two parameters on each line

IF (parameters.size()

Display ERROR

END

Check if prerequisite exists as a course in the file

for p in prerequisites:

found = false

for c in courses:

IF (c.courseNumber == p):

found = true

BREAK

IF not found

Display ERROR

END

Create a course object

Store course object in vector

CLOSE FILE

Function for searching for a specific course and printing its information and prerequisites

void printCourseInformation(vector courses, string courseNumber)

Search for the course in the vector

for c in courses:

if (c.courseNumber == courseNumber)

Display course information

Display prerequisite course information

// Hashtable pseudocode

open file "courseInformation.csv" for reading

IF file does not exist

Display ERROR and exit

ELSE

create empty hash table "courses"

WHILE a line exists in file

read line

split line into tokens

IF number of tokens is

display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

IF first token not a number

display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

IF a third token exists

IF third token not a number

Display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

check if third token is a key in "courses"

IF not

Display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

END IF

create new course object with first token as course number, second token as course title, and third as prerequisite

insert course object into "courses" with course number as key

END WHILE

END IF

CLOSE FILE

Create course objects and store in Hash Table

class Course

courseNumber

courseTitle

prerequisite

constructor(courseNumber, courseTitle, prerequisite)

this.courseNumber = courseNumber

this.courseTitle = courseTitle

this.prerequisite = prerequisite

END constructor

END class

Create empty hash table named "courses"

FOR each line

create new course object with line tokens as arguments

insert course object into "courses" with course number as key

END FOR

FOR each key in "courses" hash table

retrieve course object from "courses" hash table

Display courseNumber, courseTitle, and prerequisite

END FOR

Define function to display course info and prerequisites

loop through hash table

FOR (int i = 0; i

IF current index not empty

Create pointer to head of linked list at current index

loop through linked list at current index

Display the course number, title, and prerequisites

loop through prerequisites of the current course

Display prerequisite course number

END WHILE

move to next course in linked list

END IF

END FOR

END

// Tree pseudocode

open file "courseInformation.csv" for reading

IF file does not exist

Display ERROR and exit

ELSE

create empty tree data structure "courses"

WHILE a line exists in file

read line

split line into tokens

IF number of tokens is

display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

IF first token not a number

display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

IF a third token exists

IF third token not a number

Display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

Check if third token exists as a node in "courses"

IF not

Display ERROR

continue to next line

END IF

END IF

create new course object with first token as course number, second token as course title, and third as prerequisite

insert course object as a node in "courses" with the prerequisite as its parent node

END WHILE

END IF

CLOSE FILE

Create course objects and store in Tree Data Structure

class Course

courseNumber

courseTitle

prerequisite

constructor(courseNumber, courseTitle, prerequisite)

this.courseNumber = courseNumber

this.courseTitle = courseTitle

this.prerequisite = prerequisite

END constructor

END class

Define function to traverse and display course info and prerequisites

function displayCourses(node)

display courseNumber, courseTitle, and prerequisite of current node

IF node has children

FOR each child of node

call displayCourses function with child as argument

END FOR

END IF

END

call displayCourses function with root node of "courses" tree data structure as argument

// Menu pseudocode

LOAD data from "courses.txt" into vector courses

END

SORT courses in ascending order

DISPLAY courses in ascending order

END

Find the course with given code

FOR c in courses

IF code == course code

DISPLAY title and prerequisite

END

END

END

// Main function

DISPLAY Menu options for user

DISPLAY option to load data

DISPLAY option to print course list

DISPLAY option print course

DISPLAY "4. Exit"

GET user choice

SWITCH user choice

CASE 1:

Load data structure

BREAK

CASE 2:

DISPAY course list

BREAK

CASE 3:

DISPLAY instructions to enter code

GET course code from user

DISPLAY course

BREAK

CASE 4:

END and EXIT

Scenario The academic advisors in the Computer Science department at ABCU are very happy with the planning and design you have completed for the advising assistance software. They have decided they would like you to move forward with writing the code for the application so the department advisors can start using this to help when they talk with students. Directions All of your coding will be completed in the integrated development environment (IDE). Additional references on the use of this IDE are linked in the Supporting Materials section. As you begin coding, you will be using the data structure that you recommended in Project One to complete the following. 1. Input: Design code to correctly read the course data file. The program you will submit will be a command-line program written in C++. You will prompt the user to ask for the file name that contains the course data and read that file into course objects that are stored in your chosen data structure. Your data structure will hold course objects. 2. Menu: Design code to create a menu that prompts a user for menu options. The menu should include the following options: a. Load Data Structure: Load the file data into the data structure. Note that before you can print the course information or the sorted list of courses, you must load the data into the data structure. b. Print Course List: This will print an alphanumeric list of all the courses in the Computer Science department. c. Print Course: This will print the course title and the prerequisites for any individual course. d. Exit: This will exit you out of the program. 3. Loading Data Structure: Develop working code to load data from the file into the data structure. 4. Course List: Develop working code to sort and print out a list of the courses in the Computer Science program in alphanumeric order (including all math courses). To print out a course list, use the pseudocode you created previously to guide your work. Then, create code that will allow advisers to print a course list in alphanumeric order. Remember that this code should do the following: a. Sort the course information alphanumerically from lowest to highest. b. Print the sorted list to a display. 5. Course Information: Develop working code to print course information. This code should allow users to look up a course and print out information about its title and prerequisites. Your program will need to prompt the user to enter the courseNumber. You will then print out the name of the course along with the prerequisite courseNumbers and titles. See Project Two Sample Program Output in the Supporting Documents section. 6. Industry Standard Best Practices: Apply industry standard best practices in code design. Your program should display an error message when user input does not fall within parameters. You should also use in-line comments and appropriate naming conventions to enhance readability and maintainability. What to Submit To complete this project, you must submit the following: Advising Assistance Program Submit all of your C++ code that is needed to implement the project in a single ZIP file. Make sure the code compiles and runs