Student Information System

Project Description: Design and implement a Student Information System using Java OOP

principles. The system should allow users to manage students, courses, and enrolments.

Project Structure

Student Class: Properties: Student ID$,$ Name, Date of Birth, etc. Methods:

Getters and setters, methods to display student details.

Course Class: Properties: Course Code, Title, Instructor, etc. Methods: Getters and setters,

methods to display course details.

Enrolment Class: Properties: Enrolment ID$,$ Student $($linked to a student object$),$ Course

$($linked to a Course object$),$ Grade, etc. Methods: Getters and setters.

University Class: Properties: List of Students, List of Courses, List of Enrolments, etc.

Methods: Methods to add$/$remove students, add$/$remove courses, enrol students in course

view student details, etc.

User Interface Class: Implement a console$-$based or GUI$-$based UI for users to interact with

the student information system.

Main Class: The entry point of the program that initializes the university and user interface.

Additional Features

Transcript Generation: Implement a feature to generate academic transcripts for students.

Course Prerequisites: Introduce prerequisites for courses, ensuring that students meet the

required criteria before enrolling.

Student GPA Calculation: Calculate and display the Grade Point Average $($GPA$)$ for each

student.

Security Measures: Implement basic security measures, such as authentication for accessin

student information.

Guidance for Implementation:

Planning: Start with a detailed design and plan the classes, their properties, and methods.

Identify relationships between classes $($e$.$g$.,$ Enrolment links Student and Course$).$

Implementation: Implement one class at a time, starting with the core classes like Student

and University. Test each class independently before integrating them into the complete

system.

Testing: Test the system with various scenarios to ensure it behaves as expected. Consider

edge cases and handle exceptions gracefully.

Documentation: Document your code using comments and provide a

README file explaining how to use your program.

Enhancements: Consider adding additional features based on your interest and project

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