Part $1.$ Design a program called YourNameAssignment$4($replace YourName with your actual name$)$ that that can be used

in a class registration system with the exact requirements listed below. The registration menu has $4$ CATEGORIES:

SUBJECT, RUBRIC, COURSE, and SECTION. Each CATEGORY has different OPTIONS. Each OPTION has a NUMBER $($e$.$g$.$

$1,2,$ etc.$)$ and a NAME$/$TEXT $($e$.$g$.$ Computer Science, COSC, etc.$)$ as following:

SUBJECT RUBRIC COURSE SECTION

$1$ Computer Science $1$ COSC $11436182001$

$2$ Business Computer Applications $2$ BCIS $21437282002$

$3$ Computer Information Technology $3$ ITSC $32436382003$

$4$ ITSE $41301482701$

$51405582702$

The program should have the following exact$/$precise steps, variable names, messages, menu options, and functionality

and use only concepts learned in class so far:

$1.$ Display the menu options $($both number and name$/$text$)$ for the SUBJECT category as shown above $($e$.$g$.1$ for

Computer Science, $2$ for Business Computer Applications, $3$ for Computer Information Technology$),$

prompt the user to select the option number $($e$.$g$.1,2,$ and $3)$ and read the selection$/$number into a variable called

SubjectNumber.

$2.$ Use selection statements to determine the corresponding name for the SubjectNumber and store the corresponding

name into a variable called SubjectName. For example, if the user selects$/$enters $1$ for SUBJECT $($the SubjectNumber is

$1),$ then the SubjectName should be $$Computer Science$,$ if the SubjectNumber is $2,$ then the SubjectName should

be $$Business Computer Applications$$

$,$ etc.

$3.$ Display the menu options for the RUBRIC category, prompt the user to select the option number and read the

selection$/$number into a variable called RubricNumber.

$4.$ Use selection statements to determine the corresponding name for the RubricNumber and store the corresponding

name into a variable called RubricName. For example, if the user enters $1$ for RUBRIC $($RubricNumber is $1),$ then

RubricName should be $$COSC$$

$,$ if the user enters $2($the RubricNumber is $2),$ then RubricName should be $$BCIS$$ etc.

$5.$ Display the menu options for the COURSE category, prompt the user to select the option number and read the

selection$/$number into a variable called CourseNumber.

$6.$ Use selection statements to determine the corresponding name for the CourseNumber and store the corresponding

name into a variable called CourseName.

$7.$ Display the menu options for the SECTION category, prompt the user to select the option number and read the

selection$/$number into a variable called SectionNumber.

$8.$ Use selection statements to determine the corresponding name for the SectionNumber and store the corresponding

name into a variable called SectionName.

$9.$ Output this exact sentence that confirms the registration selection using the name of the selected option$/$variable

computed in previous steps and stored in SubjectName, RubricName, CourseName, and SectionName:

You are now registered for the SubjectName course RubricName$-$CourseName$-$SectionName!

For example, if the user enters $1$ for SUBJECT, $1$ for RUBRIC, $1$ for COURSE, and $4$ for SECTION, the output should be:

You are now registered for the Computer Science course COSC$-1436-82701.$