Common behavior:

Course creation:
The CMS should allow administrators to create new courses by specifying the course details such as title,
description, and duration.
Topic management:
Administrators should be able to add, update, and remove topics within a course.
Tutor management: The CMS should provide functionality to assign tutors to specific courses based on
their specialization and availability.
Course scheduling:
Administrators should be able to define the schedule for each course, including start date, end date, and class
timings.
Calendar management:
The CMS should maintain a calendar that displays the different courses and their assigned tutors every year.

Variable behavior:
Course content management:
The specific content and materials associated with each course may vary. The CMS should provide
flexibility for administrators to manage the content according to the requirements of each course.
Tutor availability:
The availability of tutors may vary. The CMS should handle the assignment of tutors based on their
availability and avoid conflicts in scheduling.
Course specialization:
Courses may have different areas of specialization, such as learning management techniques or software
languages. The CMS should allow administrators to define the specialization for each course and match
tutors accordingly.

Template Classes:
CourseTemplate:
Provides a template for creating courses, including common behavior such as setting title, description, and
duration.
TopicTemplate:
Provides a template for managing topics within a course, including common behavior for adding, updating,
and removing topics.
TutorTemplate:
Provides a template for managing tutors, including common behavior for assigning tutors to courses based
on their specialization and availability.
Hook Classes:
CourseContentHook:
Provides a hook for managing the course content, allowing subclasses to implement variable behavior for
content management.
TutorAvailabilityHook:
Provides a hook for handling the availability of tutors, allowing subclasses to implement variable behavior
for tutor assignment based on availability.
CourseSpecializationHook:
Provides a hook for handling course specialization, allowing subclasses to implement variable behavior for
matching tutors based on course specialization.

Template Classes:
Code(java)

abstract class CourseTemplate {

protected String title;

protected String description;

protected int duration;

protected List<Topic> topics;

public void createCourse(String title, String description, int duration) {

this.title = title;

this.description = description;

this.duration = duration;

this.topics = new ArrayList<>();

setupCourse();

protected abstract void setupCourse();

public void addTopic(Topic topic) {

topics.add(topic);

public void updateTopic(Topic topic, String newTitle, String newDescription) {

 // Update topic details

public void removeTopic(Topic topic) {

topics.remove(topic);

abstract class TopicTemplate {

protected String title;

protected String description;

public void addTopic(String title, String description) {

this.title = title;

this.description = description;

createTopic();

protected abstract void createTopic();

abstract class TutorTemplate {

protected String name;

protected String specialization;

public void assignTutor(String name, String specialization) {

this.name = name;

this.specialization = specialization;

setupTutor();

protected abstract void setupTutor();

Hook Classes:
Code(java)

abstract class CourseContentHook {

protected abstract void manageContent(Course course);

abstract class TutorAvailabilityHook {

protected abstract boolean isTutorAvailable(Tutor tutor, Course course);

abstract class CourseSpecializationHook {

protected abstract boolean isSpecializationMatched(Tutor tutor, Course course);

Other Classes:

Code(java)

class Course {

private String title;

private String description;

private int duration;

private List<Topic> topics;

// Constructors, getters, and setters

class Topic {

private String title;

private String description;

// Constructors, getters, and setters

class Tutor {
 private String name;

private String specialization;

// Constructors, getters, and setters

class Calendar {

private Map<Course, Tutor> courseSchedule;

// Methods to manage course schedule

class CMSManager {

private List<Course> courses;

private List<Tutor> tutors;

private Calendar calendar;

// Methods for course creation, topic management, tutor management, and course scheduling

public class Main {

public static void main(String[] args) {

// Instantiate CMSManager and perform necessary operations