For JAVA class: Create a UML (Unified Modeling Language) Diagram to select an athlete for the 2019-2020 Professional Athlete of the Year award by using Use the UML diagram conventions: -dashed lines for implements -solid lines for extends -arrows -boxes for class headers, field variables, and method headers.

An interface class should be at the top of your hierarchy.

In your diagram, include at least two team sports and at least two individual sports.

For one of the team and one of the individual sports, include both male and female branches.

For one of the team sports include two conferences. For one of the conferences include two divisions. For each team sport, include at least two teams. At each level in your hierarchy, include at least three attributes.

input:

o Objective data (e.g. stats) o Subjective data (e.g. voted most inspirational by teammates)

output:

o One number representing measurable criteria o One number representing subjective criteria o One number representing overall score

create skeleton code, does not need to be working. The main purpose is to create an organizational structure.Indicate whether a class is abstract or an interface

Your skeleton code, and nothing but your skeleton code, should enable someone else to recreate your UML diagram.

Class headers, field variables, constructors, and method headers should be written as they would be in an actual Java program.

At each level in your hierarchy, include at 1. Open with For teams, e.g. teamName teamColor city owner won/lost For each athlete human interest statistics, e.g. name age college hometown physical statistics height weight standing Vertical Leap performance statistics at least three measurable criteria, e.g. fieldGoals Made fieldGoalsAttempted assists salary Winnings at least three subjective criteria e.g. personalConduct communityOutreach charitableGiving impactOnSport Page 2 3 impactOn World @ + At each level in your hierarchy, include at 1. Open with For teams, e.g. teamName teamColor city owner won/lost For each athlete human interest statistics, e.g. name age college hometown physical statistics height weight standing Vertical Leap performance statistics at least three measurable criteria, e.g. fieldGoals Made fieldGoalsAttempted assists salary Winnings at least three subjective criteria e.g. personalConduct communityOutreach charitableGiving impactOnSport Page 2 3 impactOn World @ +