An OOD java project

Project • Apply an object-oriented approach to the design and development of a small software application. • Apply the concepts and techniques introduced in lectures, tutorials and labs to the design and development of a small software application. System Requirements: You are required to develop a student records system for a university. The system is required to maintain student details, records of student results, records of the modules that must be taken on programmes that the university offers and information for the lecturers and course directors in the university. All records should be held in .csv files for persistence. In other words if the system is shut down and restarted, then the data is maintained in the files and is read into the application when it starts up again. A student must be registered on exactly one programme. Only an administrator can register a student. Student details such as id number, name address and email must be stored in the system. A student will be able to log in to the system to check the grades they have received in the modules that they have taken and also be able to check which modules they have still to take before they can complete the programme and graduate. If a student has taken a module more than once, then only the best result that a student has achieved in a module is recorded. If a student has grade C or higher (A or B) in all the modules on a programme, then the student can graduate. A programme will have a list of modules that must be taken in order to complete the programme. Each programme will have a course director who will be registered by an administrator. A lecturer will be registered by an administrator as the lecturer for a number of modules. The grades of students on a module will be viewable by the module lecturer. A lecturer will also be able to add student results for a module to the system. These should be appended to existing results in the system for that module. Results can be submitted one by one via the interface of the system or by providing a .csv file with each line of the form: ‘student id, grade’. A course director will be able to retrieve a list of all students that have taken or are currently taking their programme. A course director will be able to view the grades of students on any module on their programme. A course director will be able to retrieve a list of all students that have graduated (received grade C or higher on all modules). Please note that information with regard to the academic year or year of a programme is not required. The system that is being implemented here is a simplified student records system and thus temporal (time-related) information is not required. A command line interface and a GUI should be provided. The system should be designed in a way that makes it easy to replace one interface with the other. Sample csv files: [login to view URL] should look something like this (obviously additional modules can be added/removed): LM110,CS4111,CS4012,CS4211,CS4013,CS4567 LM338,CS4568,CS5709,CS5703,CS5701,CS5741,CS5467 [login to view URL] should look like this: 13123456,CS4111,C 13234567,CS4012,B 12345678,CS4568,A 11234567,CS4111,C 12347890,CS4111,F 10987643,CS5709,A [login to view URL] (file that a lecturer uses to submit grades for CS4111 for example) should look like this: 11234567,C 12347890,F