(JAVA). The required .txt files for File I/O are given at the very end.

Here are the required .txt files:

In order to make sure that you have the required skillset to succeed in a course, courses have pre-requites and co-requisites. A prerequisite is one or more courses that you must complete before taking a course at higher grade level. To be accepted into some courses, you will have to prove that you have completed a similar course in the same or a related subject, at a lower grade level. Prerequisites are usually in the same or a related subject, at a lower grade level. A co-requisite on the other hand is a slightly relaxed situation where you may take a specific course if you have finished the co-requisite earlier or even if you register for the co-requisites in the same term. Courses can have both pre-requisites and co-requisites As an example, at Concordia University COMP248 is a pre-requisite for COMP249 and COMP371 is a co-requisite for COMP376. Furthermore, a course can have a same course as both pre-requisite as well as co-requisite (e.g. COMP371 is both pre-requisite and co-requisite for COMP376) In this assignment, you will design and implement a tool which will determine if a student can enrol in a specific course based on courses he/she has taken so far. You are given few files, namely, Syllabus.txt containing information about various courses, and some Request.txt files (i.e. Requestl.txt, Request2.txt, etc.). Each of these files contains one student enrollement request information (courses completed so far and courses he/she wishes to enrol in). Four of these files are provided with the assignment; however, any other similar files can be given and you should expect that your program will be tested with other Request.txt files. You will parse these files to extract course information and will produce an outcome for each of the course student wants to enrol in. The outcome for each course could be one of the below mentioned options where X represents the courseID, P represents coursID for pre-requisite and C represents courseID for co-requisite. a) Student can enrol in X course as he/she has completed the pre-requisite P. b) Student can enrol in X course as he/she is enroling for the co-requisite C. c) Student can't enrol in X course as he/she doesn't have sufficient background needed. You can assume that every course can have minimum of zero and maximum of one pre-requisite as well as co-requisite. You can also assume that the courses will be listed from basic to advanced to help parse them easily. Request.txt contains a word "Finished" on first line, followed by courseID of those courses Another word Requested" after the above information followed by the respective course!Ds. Syllabustt contains courseID along with course name (one word seperated by and credits assigned to that course Next two lines will have P and C indicating pre-requisite and co-requisite respectively fo this course. This In order to make sure that you have the required skillset to succeed in a course, courses have pre-requites and co-requisites. A prerequisite is one or more courses that you must complete before taking a course at higher grade level. To be accepted into some courses, you will have to prove that you have completed a similar course in the same or a related subject, at a lower grade level. Prerequisites are usually in the same or a related subject, at a lower grade level. A co-requisite on the other hand is a slightly relaxed situation where you may take a specific course if you have finished the co-requisite earlier or even if you register for the co-requisites in the same term. Courses can have both pre-requisites and co-requisites As an example, at Concordia University COMP248 is a pre-requisite for COMP249 and COMP371 is a co-requisite for COMP376. Furthermore, a course can have a same course as both pre-requisite as well as co-requisite (e.g. COMP371 is both pre-requisite and co-requisite for COMP376) In this assignment, you will design and implement a tool which will determine if a student can enrol in a specific course based on courses he/she has taken so far. You are given few files, namely, Syllabus.txt containing information about various courses, and some Request.txt files (i.e. Requestl.txt, Request2.txt, etc.). Each of these files contains one student enrollement request information (courses completed so far and courses he/she wishes to enrol in). Four of these files are provided with the assignment; however, any other similar files can be given and you should expect that your program will be tested with other Request.txt files. You will parse these files to extract course information and will produce an outcome for each of the course student wants to enrol in. The outcome for each course could be one of the below mentioned options where X represents the courseID, P represents coursID for pre-requisite and C represents courseID for co-requisite. a) Student can enrol in X course as he/she has completed the pre-requisite P. b) Student can enrol in X course as he/she is enroling for the co-requisite C. c) Student can't enrol in X course as he/she doesn't have sufficient background needed. You can assume that every course can have minimum of zero and maximum of one pre-requisite as well as co-requisite. You can also assume that the courses will be listed from basic to advanced to help parse them easily. Request.txt contains a word "Finished" on first line, followed by courseID of those courses Another word Requested" after the above information followed by the respective course!Ds. Syllabustt contains courseID along with course name (one word seperated by and credits assigned to that course Next two lines will have P and C indicating pre-requisite and co-requisite respectively fo this course. This