Design a java application for keeping track of students and employees at GSU. You may complete this individuallyor in a group of no more than 2 other people. Requirements do not change if you choose to complete the projecteither individually or as part of a group.

Student-specific requirements

You can create a new student and assign him or her a student ID, name, GPA, and year of graduation

Default values for GPA and year of graduation are 0.0 and 0001 respectively

You can modify a students GPA

You can modify a students year of graduation

Students can join courses

Employee-specific requirements

You can create a new employee and assign him or her an employee ID, name, job, and date of employment

Default values for job and date of employment are and 01/01/0001

If an employee is a teacher, then that employee can teach courses

You can modify an employees job

Program requirements

Create sub-methods that can accomplish the following:

Display a given students name, GPA, or year of graduation

Display a given employees name, job, or date of employment

Display the average GPA of students in a course

Display the courses an instructor is teaching

Display a list of students taking a course

Display a list of instructors teaching a course

Project Checklist

Your submission should include the following:

Project .java files

Flowchart and UML Diagrams

Test cases

.Java Files

You should initialize your program with 10 student and 10 employee records. The specifics of these objects will be elaborated on in the test cases section below. Your program should be clearly labeled throughout with pseudo-code. Comments are not only a component of your grade, but will also give me a better understanding of your program if it crashes at any point.

Flowchart and UML Diagrams

Create 2 flowcharts of any 2 of the following 4 sub methods:

Display the average GPA of students in a course

Display the courses an instructor is teaching

Display a list of students taking a particular course

Display a list of instructors teaching a particular course

The UML diagram should represent the entire program and clearly indicate classes, class variables, and methods

Test Cases

Create screenshots that demonstrate the input and output of the different program requirements. Label the screenshots and paste them into a word document. Create a list of students and a list of employees and present them as a table (Examples on table 1 and table 2). The students and employees you create need to meet the following requirements:

At least 10 employees and 10 students

At least 4 employees must be instructors

At least 6 students must be in a course

At least 2 students must be taking more than 1 course

At least 2 instructors must be teaching more than 1 course

At least 3 unique courses

Files should be uploaded to the Group Project Dropbox folder before the due date (December 12).

Name	GPA	Year of graduation	Courses
Jane Axle	3.6	2017	CIS3260, CIS2010
Rod Stars	2.7	2018	CIS2010
Jake Ford	3.2	2016	CIS3260
Mary Brown	3.3	2019	None
Paula Rice	3.8	2017	CIS2010
Rick White	3.6	2017	IB3090
Clarence Wood	2.7	2018	CIS2010, IB3090
Alex Noon	3.2	2016	CIS3260
Quincy Archer	3.3	2019	None
Catherine Harris	3.8	2017	CIS2010

Table 1. Example Student Record Table

Name	Job	Date Of Employment	Courses Taught
Joe Bloom	Instructor	01/02/1982	CIS 2010, CIS 3260
Sarah Wake	Accountant	02/24/1990	None
Robert Ford	Instructor	01/23/1999	CIS 3260
William Jackson	Instructor	12/12/2011	CIS 2010
Margret Thatcher	Provost	02/24/2014	None
Nicholas Werner	Instructor	01/02/1982	CIS 2010, CIS 3260, IB2090
Sasha Blom	Groundskeeper	02/24/1990	None
Richard Silva	Instructor	01/23/1999	CIS 3260
Elma Lupin	Accountant	12/12/2011	None
Carter Gunderson	Instructor	02/24/2014	None

Table 2. Example Teacher Record Table

Grading

Java Program: 40%

Pseudocode: 10%

Testing completeness: 30%

Flowchart Diagrams: 10%

UML Diagram: 10%