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Assessment #4
Assessment #4
Submission deadline: 15th May 2022 11:55pm AEST via Moodle
Instruction
Below are the coding tasks that you need to complete individually for assessment 4. You should download the IntelliJ project folder as below and unzip it. Then work on the tasks in the project folder.
Assessment4.zip
This assessment is worth 18% of the unit total. It contains 70 marks, which has two components.
Task correctness weighted 60 marks.
Task 1 has 10 marks Task 2 has 5 marks Task 3 has 5 marks Task 4 has 20 marks Task 5 has 5 marks Task 6 has 10 marks Task 7 has 5 marks
Code readability & documentation has 5 marks. Code development has 5 marks.
Academic Integrity
Please be reminded of the academic integrity mentioned in Week 01. You should code alone and ask the unit sta for help. Do not post your code in public forums.
MONASH UNIVERSITY WOULD LIKE TO CREATE AN APP TO MANAGE UNIT (SUBJECT) OFFERED BY FACULTY IN EVERY SEMESTER. THIS APP WILL CONSIST THE DETAILS OF THE UNIT.
YOU ARE REQUIRED TO DESIGN A JAVA CLASS FOR THE APP BASED ON THE SPECIFICATIONS AS BELOW TASKS
Task 1 (W8 – 10 marks)
Code the class shell and instance variables for unit o ered in a faculty. The class should be called Unit . A Unit instance has the following attributes:
unitCode: length of 7 characters (you can assume all unit code is 7 characters in length)
unitName: length of 40 characters max
creditHour: represent by integer. Each unit has 6 credit hours by default unless speci ed.
o erFaculty: length of 20 characters. It will be the name of the faculty that o er the unit (eg. Faculty of IT). o eredThisSemester?: Can be true or false (if true – o ered this semester, if false – not o ered)
Task 2 (W8 – 5 marks)
Code a non default three-parameter constructor with parameters for unit code, credit hour and o er faculty. Instance variables that are not taking parameter must be auto-initiliased with sensible default value. The constructor must utilise appropriate naming conventions and they protect the integrity of the class’s instance variables.
Task 3 (W8 – 5 marks)
Code the getter/accessor methods for all the instance variables in task 1.
Task 4 (W8 – 20 marks)
Code the setter/mutator methods for all the instance variables in task 1and at least one of the method should return a boolean to indicate the success or failure of the mutation. The code must protect the integrity of the class’s instance variables as required and utilise appropriate naming conventions.
Task 5 (W8 – 5 marks)
Code a toString method for the class that output as below.
Task 6 (W8 – 10 marks)
Code a two parameters method called customCreditHour that takes in a unit code and number of credit hours. This method should use the parameters and check if the rst 3 character of the unit code is not “FIT”, then accept the unit code and number of credit hours. If the rst 3 character is “FIT”, then it should print an error message “Error. This is FIT unit and the no of credit hours is 6 by default”
e.g. calling the method customCreditHour(“FIT1051”, 12) will return “Error. This is FIT unit and the no of credit hours is 6 by default” . Declare your variables as appropriate.
You may assume any unit which is not o ered by FIT should not be 6 credit hours by default.
Task 7 (W8 – 5 marks)
Write the main method code in a UnitDriver class that instantiates Unit objects to test successful and
unsuccessful attempt as below.
Code Readability (5 marks)
Overall code submission must be well organised and very easy to follow included but not limited to code indentation, code consistency, e ective use of whitespace etc.
Code Development & Documentation (5 marks)
Overall code submission demonstrates correct method shell, syntax usage and meaningful naming conventions. Code documentations/inline comments are thorough and in detail.
Submission Instruction
Please submit your IntelliJ project folder as a .zip le and submit to via Moodle as below. If you are not sure how to zip your project, please refer to the video here.
Marking Rubric
Assessment#4 Marking Rubric.pdf