Review the Assignment Submission Guidelines to ensure your assignment matches therequirements.Of particular importance is the naming convention, students that do not follow the assignmentguidelines may receive a ZERO mark on their assignment$\mathrm{.}2.$ Create a SpringBoot Application in Eclipse$3.$ Initialize a git repository$4.$ Commit your files as an $$Initial Commit$5.$ Add add a line to the $.$gitignore file to ignore the $.$mvn directory and all the files in it$\mathrm{.}6.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}7.$ In your model package, You will create your own object model the model of your SpringBoot appcreate a parent class for your object hierarchy, be sure to use the naming convention. You cancome up with your own example $($For example Automobile$\_$shi$\_89$ has two children such asCar$\_$shi$\_89$ and Truck$\_$shi$\_89)8.$ Commit your changes

$9.$ Add two non$-$trivial $($non$-$trivial meaning they should do something useful, for example toString$()$or getters$/$setters are too trivial... $)$ methods and two properties to each child class$\mathrm{.}10.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}11.$ Add an Interface to implement the same method across both child classes$\mathrm{.}12.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}13.$ Create a Controller and instantiate the classes, and execute them, return the results usingmodel.addAttribute$()$ so that your changes will be passed down to your view$\mathrm{.}14.$ Create the corresponding view in the webapp$/$WEB$-$INF$/$views$/$ folder. You must name the viewAssignmentView.jsp $($originally$,$ we will change this later$)15.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}16.$ Use git to $$rename$$ AssignmentView.jsp to AssignmentView$-$shi$-89.$jsp$17.$ Make sure your program runs$18.$ Take a screenshot of your Web App running to Screenshot$-$shi$-89.$png$.$ Place it in the root ofyour project folder$\mathrm{.}19.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}20.$ Package your submission make sure there are no outstanding changes to be committed in yourrepository, make any final commits and zip up your eclipse project and submit the properlynamed zip file to Blackboard $($example: assignment$1-$shi$-89.$zip$).$ Be sure to adhere to the namingconvention corresponding to your own name and student number$\mathrm{.}21.$ Create GitHub account, and then sign up for an educational accountReview the Assignment Submission Guidelines to ensure your assignment matches therequirements.Of particular importance is the naming convention, students that do not follow the assignmentguidelines may receive a ZERO mark on their assignment$\mathrm{.}2.$ Create a SpringBoot Application in Eclipse$3.$ Initialize a git repository$4.$ Commit your files as an $$Initial Commit$5.$ Add add a line to the $.$gitignore file to ignore the $.$mvn directory and all the files in it$\mathrm{.}6.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}7.$ In your model package, You will create your own object model the model of your SpringBoot appcreate a parent class for your object hierarchy, be sure to use the naming convention. You cancome up with your own example $($For example Automobile$\_$shi$\_89$ has two children such asCar$\_$shi$\_89$ and Truck$\_$shi$\_89)8.$ Commit your changes

$9.$ Add two non$-$trivial $($non$-$trivial meaning they should do something useful, for example toString$()$or getters$/$setters are too trivial... $)$ methods and two properties to each child class$\mathrm{.}10.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}11.$ Add an Interface to implement the same method across both child classes$\mathrm{.}12.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}13.$ Create a Controller and instantiate the classes, and execute them, return the results usingmodel.addAttribute$()$ so that your changes will be passed down to your view$\mathrm{.}14.$ Create the corresponding view in the webapp$/$WEB$-$INF$/$views$/$ folder. You must name the viewAssignmentView.jsp $($originally$,$ we will change this later$)15.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}16.$ Use git to $$rename$$ AssignmentView.jsp to AssignmentView$-$shi$-89.$jsp$17.$ Make sure your program runs$18.$ Take a screenshot of your Web App running to Screenshot$-$shi$-89.$png$.$ Place it in the root ofyour project folder$\mathrm{.}19.$ Commit your changes$\mathrm{.}20.$ Package your submission make sure there are no outstanding changes to be committed in yourrepository, make any final commits and zip up your eclipse project and submit the properlynamed zip file to Blackboard $($example: assignment$1-$shi$-89.$zip$).$ Be sure to adhere to the namingconvention corresponding to your own name and student number$\mathrm{.}21.$ Create GitHub account, and then sign up for an educational account