UNCHARLOTTE Introduction to Computer Science II (ITSC 1213) Spring 2021 Lab Instructions IMPORTANT! I cannot overemphasize the importance of following these instructions EXA the time, if you have a problem with the lab, it will be because you skipped a sentence, dic something precisely, or skimmed the instructions. Read every sentence completely and fo instructions to the letter. If you find an error, please let me know. OVERVIEW In this lab, you are going to create a Student class. Think about (1) things that a university ne about students (these are its data attributes or characteristics that in object oriented progran stored in what are called instance variables [We'll discuss why they're called "instance" variat and (2) things that a student needs to be able to do (these are called methods). Instance varia methods are the two main characteristics of every class like the Student class you are getting create. 1) Part A: Create a Student class and add instance variables 2) Part B: Add constructors to Student class 3) Part C: Add getters and setters to Student class 4) Part D: Add more fields and methods to Student class 5) Part E: Add Javadoc comments to Student class 6) Part F: Draw UML diagram for Student class Part A: Create a Student class and add instance variables 1) Each instance variable is defined by its datatype and a unique name. Because instance variables most often "things", we generally use nouns as instance variable names. Note that in Java the convention for yorial