We are building a simple java program for college students that will help them design a schedule for next term based on their degree plan.

Notes:

1.1. The sample files provided are not complete, your files should have all necessary information in the same format as the samples.

1.2. For simplicity, the files need to represent the case for one student. You can pick any major and write down information about that student in the files.

2. After all information are loaded, the screen will show the sections of all courses that the student can register for next term (that is, prerequisite satisfied). The user can add as many sections as they want to "the basket", which is just a collection of sections to be used to design alternative schedules in the next step.

2.1. As you will see in the next point, the user can save a schedule, so we can use a saved schedule to populate the basket and add more courses from the list.

3. When the user finishes adding sections to the basket, they can move to a new page that shows all the sections in the basket and an empty schedule. Clicking any of the sections will add it to the schedule.

3.1. You should check that the section to be added does not conflict with the previously added sections.

3.2. You should make sure that there are no multiple sections from the same course in the schedule.

4. The user should be able to save the created schedule to a binary file.

Simple Guide: The following is a high-level guide toward achieving the above tasks. You need to figure out the details by thinking about what variables/methods you need in each class and what other classes you might need to include. - Design a class Course that has the following information (among others): - Prerequisite course. - Corequisite course. - Design a class Section that has the following information (among others): - Course - Time (From-to and days) - Location. - Design a class Student that has the following information (among others): - Finished Courses. - Design a class Schedule that has the following information (among others): - Term - Sections