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    1. Create a FacultyCourse class with fields for department, courseId, credits, fee, CHARGE, numberOfCourses, and profitRate. The constructor initializes these fields, calculating fee as credits * CHARGE. Methods include getters/setters and display(). 2. Create a TheoryCourse subclass that overrides the parent's display() and getProfit() methods. Its constructor adds $30 to the fee and its profitRate is 0.4. 3. Create a LabCourse subclass similarly, but its constructor adds $50 to the fee and its profitRate is 0.2. 4. Create a UseCourse driver class with a Courses array. The constructor prompts the user to create

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    1. Create a FacultyCourse class with fields for department, courseId, credits, fee, CHARGE, numberOfCourses, and profitRate. The constructor initializes these fields, calculating fee as credits * CHARGE. Methods include getters/setters and display(). 2. Create a TheoryCourse subclass that overrides the parent's display() and getProfit() methods. Its constructor adds $30 to the fee and its profitRate is 0.4. 3. Create a LabCourse subclass similarly, but its constructor adds $50 to the fee and its profitRate is 0.2. 4. Create a UseCourse driver class with a Courses array. The constructor prompts the user to create

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    Assignment 2

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    1. Create a FacultyCourse class with fields for department, courseId, credits, fee, CHARGE, numberOfCourses, and profitRate. The constructor initializes these fields, calculating fee as credits * CHARGE. Methods include getters/setters and display(). 2. Create a TheoryCourse subclass that overrides the parent's display() and getProfit() methods. Its constructor adds $30 to the fee and its profitRate is 0.4. 3. Create a LabCourse subclass similarly, but its constructor adds $50 to the fee and its profitRate is 0.2. 4. Create a UseCourse driver class with a Courses array. The constructor prompts the user to create

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    Assignment 2: This assignment focusses on inheritance topic and related issues

    Consider the following Class Hierarchy

    1. Create a class named FacultyCourse

    Data fields:
    • department (for example, ENG),
    • courseId (for example, CSCI1306),
    • credits (for example, 3)
    • fee computed at per credits
    • CHARGE: constant value (e.g., $ 120) for all courses
    • numberOfCourses: holds the number of created courses
    • profitRate data field (constant float value less than 1 greater
    than zero (0-1)) .
    Methods :
    • constructor ():
    All of the fields are required as arguments to the
    constructor, except for the fee, which is computed at
    fee = credits * charge
    e.g., fee = 3 * $120 = $360).
    • The necessary set and get methods
    • display () method that displays the course data.
    2. Create a subclass named TheoryCourse that has
    Data fields
    • profitRate for theory course is 0.4;
    Methods:
    • constructor ():
    adds $30 to the course fee.
    • Override the parent class display () method to indicate that the
    course is a theory course and to display all the data.
    • Override the parent class getProfit (): show why?
    • The necessary set and get methods

    3. Create a subclass named LabCourse that

    Data fields:
    • profitRate for Lab course is 0.2;

    Methods:
    • adds $50 to the course fee.
    • Override the parent class display () method to indicate that the
    course is a lab course and to display all the data.
    • Override the parent class getProfit (): show why?
    • The necessary set and get methods

    4. Create a Driver class UseCourse


    Write an application named UseCourse and do the following

    Data fields:
    • Courses: an array of courses:

    Methods:
    Constructor:
    • Initialize the array of courses with capacity = 10 ;
    • Creates an array of three TheoryCourse and four LabCourse
    • prompts the user for the course type
    If the user enters "Theory" as a course type
    o TheoryCourse is created
    o prompts the user for the course information:
    ✓ department: any of the following (BIO, CIS, PHY)
    ✓ course id,
    ✓ credits
    If the user enters "Lab" as course type
    o LabCourse is created
    o prompts the user for the course information:
    ✓ department: any of the following (BIO,CIS, PHY)
    ✓ course id,
    ✓ credits
    PrintOutReport:
    write a method PrintOutReport to display the following
    o number of Created Courses.
    o Total profit, computed as in the following
    Totalprofit = totalProfit = ∑𝑛𝑘=0 courseProfit 𝑘
    courseProfit= profitRate * courseFee.
    Main method:
    Call the constructor of the driver class
    call printOutReporty

    Then Save the files as FacultyCourse.java, TheoryCourse.java


    LabCourse.java, and UseCourse.java.

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