Description

1. Submit a single zipped file to Canvas. The zipped file MUST include the following grading items.
• Source folder src [80 points]
(a) Create a package to organize the source files *.java; use all lowercase letters for the package name
(b) MUST include all team members’ names using the @author tag in the comment block on top of EVERY Java class, or you will lose 2 points.
• Class Diagram [10 points]
• JUnit test classes
(b) Premium class, test the membershipFee() [5 points]
(c) FitnessClass class, test the methods for adding/removing members/guests. [20 points]
• Javadoc folder, including all the files generated. [5 points]
Project Description
Your team will continue to work on the next phase of the software developed in Project 1. The fitness chain provides 3 membership options – standard, family, and premium. The software shall run the membership fee dues for all the members. The membership fees are listed in the table below.
Membership Type One-Time Fee Fee Schedule Fitness Classes check-in
Standard $29.99 $39.99, per month pay quarterly Membership location only
Family $59.99 per month, pay quarterly • Any location
• 1 family guest pass, membership location only
Premium waived One month free of Family membership rate, pay annually • Same as Family, and
• 3 family guest passes, membership location only
To run the fees, additional information is needed at the time of adding the members to the database. In addition to keeping the functionalities implemented in Project 1, you will make the changes to add or change the relevant commands to accommodate the new requirements in this project. The commands R, P, PD, PC, PD, S should work the same way as in Project 1. New commands or the commands that need to be changed are listed below.
• LS command, a new command to load the fitness class schedule from the file classSchedule.txt to the class schedule in the software system.
• LM command. There is historical member information needed to be imported to the database. This is a new command to load a list of members from the file memberList.txt to the member database.
• PF command, a new command to print the list of members with the membership fees. Let’s assume the membership fees are for the next billing statement, regardless of the current membership expiration dates.
• C command, members check-in for a fitness class.
• CG command, family guest check-in for a fitness class; must keep track of the remaining number of guest passes.
• D command, a member is done with a fitness class and checking out.
• DG command, a guest is done with a fitness class, and checking out; must keep track of the remaining number of guest passes.
Project Requirement
1. You MUST follow the Coding Standard and Ground Rules posted on Canvas under Week #1 in the “Modules”. You will lose points if you are not following the rules.
3. You must preserve all the functionalities developed in Project 1 to pass the test cases. There are test cases in the file Project2_testCases.txt for you to test the project. The associated output is in Project2_expectedOutput.txt. The graders will be using the sample test cases to test your project. Your project should be able to take the test cases from the console in the same order line by line without getting any exceptions and without terminating abnormally, including the empty lines. You will lose 2 points for each incorrect output or each exception causing the project to terminate abnormally.
4. Each Java class must go in a separate file. -2 points if you put more than one Java class into a file.
5. Your program MUST handle bad commands; -2 points for each bad command not handled, with a maximum of losing 6 points.
6. You are not allowed to import any Java library classes, EXCEPT the Scanner, File, StringTokenizer, Calendar, DecimalForamt, and necessary Java Exception classes. You will lose 5 points for each additional Java library class imported, with a maximum of losing 10 points.
7. You CAN use the Java library class ArrayList in the FitnessClass class for this project. You CANNOT use ArrayList in any other classes. You CANNOT use any other classes in the Java Collections. You will get 0 points for this project for any of the violations above.
8. When you import Java library classes, be specific and DO NOT import unnecessary classes or import the whole package. For example, import java.util.*;, this will import all classes in the java.util package. You will lose 2 points for using the asterisk “*” to include all the Java classes in the java.util package, or other java packages, with a maximum of losing 4 points.
9. You MUST create a Class Diagram for this project to document the software structure. The diagram is worth 10 points. You will lose the 10 points if you submit a hand-drawing diagram.
10. You are not allowed to have redundant code in this project; reuse the code as much as possible by using the super keyword, -2 point for each violation, and -2 points for each violation below.
• Unused code: you write code that was never called or used.
• Duplicate code segments for the same purpose in more than one places/classes.
• Define common instance variables in each of the subclasses while they should be defined in the superclass.
• Define specific instance variables in the superclass while they are not used by all the subclasses.
• Define common methods in each subclass instead of defining it in the superclass.
• Not defining instance variables as private.
11. You must define classes with the following inheritance relationships. -5 points for each class missing, or incorrect inheritance structure.
• Member class from Project 1 defines the standard membership and the common instance variables and instance methods of the subclasses Family and Premium. You must include the following method or lose 3 points. You CANNOT change or add additional instance variables, or -2 points for each violation. public double membershipFee() { }
• Family class extends the Member class and includes specific data and operations to a family membership; you must override the membershipFee() method, or lose 3 points.
12. Polymorphism is required. You CANNOT use the getClass() method for checking the class type listed in #11 above, or you will lose 10 points. You can use instanceof keyword to check the actual type of an object. Common instance variables and public methods must be defined in the superclass. Override the public methods in the superclass if necessary. If you are overriding any methods, you must add the annotation @Override on top of the methods. -2 points for each violation.
13. In addition to the classes in #11, you must add or modify the classes listed below. -5 points for each class missing. You CANNOT perform I/O in all classes, EXCEPT the GymManager class, and the print methods in the MemberDatabase class and ClassSchedule class. -2 points for each violation. The floating-point numbers must be displayed with 2 decimal places. -1 point for each violation.
(1) ClassSchedule class. You cannot change or add the instance variables listed below, or -2 for each violation. You should add constructors and methods. You CANNOT use ArrayList in this class, or you will lose 10 points. The public methods you defined in this class must either take no parameter or take a single parameter in FitnessClass type, such as (FitnessClass fitnessclass), or you will lose 2 points for each violation. public class ClassSchedule { private FitnessClass [] classes; private int numClasses;
}
(2) MemberDatabase class. You cannot change or add instance variables in this class, or -2 for each violation. All the pubic methods in this class must either take no parameter or has a single parameter, which takes only an instance of Member class, such as (Member member), or you will lose 2 points for each violation. An instance of this class will hold a list of members with different memberships.
(3) FitnessClass class. You should make necessary changes to this class in order to accommodate the new features at this phase. You CAN use ArrayList in this class. This is the only class in Project 2 you can use the Java ArrayList class. The public methods you defined in this class must either take no parameter or take a single parameter in Member type, such as (Member member), except the equals() method, or you will lose 2 points for each violation.
15. Class Diagram. Create a class diagram to document your software structure for Project 2. Hand-drawing the diagram is not acceptable. You can follow the links below to create a class diagram online and save it to your device as a picture, which can be included in your submission. You can also use other UML tools if you like.
• http://draw.io/  Create New Diagram  UML  Class Diagram
• https://online.visual-paradigm.com/app/diagrams/  Create Something  Class Diagram
16. You are required to generate the Javadoc after you properly commented your code. Your Javadoc must include the documentations for the constructors, private methods, and public methods of all Java classes. Generate the Javadoc in a single folder “doc” and include it in the zip file to be submitted to Canvas. Please double check your Javadoc after you generated it and make sure the descriptions are NOT EMPTY. You will lose points if any description in the Javadoc is empty. You will lose 5 points for not including the Javadoc.