1. Write a simple information system that will store and display the complete information of a student, faculty, or employee. 2. Create four (4) no-modifier classes named Person, Student, Faculty, and Employee. 3. Create a public class named CollegeList. This class shall contain the main method. 4. Refer to the UML Class Diagram for the names of the variables and methods. The (-) symbol represents private variables, while (+) represents public method. This should be the sequence of the program upon execution: a. Prompt the user to select among Employee, Faculty, or Student, by pressing E, F, or S. b. Ask the user to type the name and contact number. c. For Employee, ask the user to type the employee's monthly salary and the department where he/she belongs to (Ex. Registrar). Then, display name, contact number, salary, and department. For Faculty, ask the user to press Y if the faculty member is regular/tenured or N if not. Then, display name, contact number, salary, department, and status. For Student, ask the user to type the student's enrolled program (Ex. BSIT, BSTM) and his/her year level (integers 1 to 4). Then, display name, contact number, program, and year level.
1. Write a simple
faculty, or employee.
2. Create four (4) no-modifier classes named Person, Student, Faculty, and Employee.
3. Create a public class named CollegeList. This class shall contain the main method.
4. Refer to the UML Class Diagram for the names of the variables and methods. The (-) symbol
represents private variables, while (+) represents public method. This should be the sequence of
the
a. Prompt the user to select among Employee, Faculty, or Student, by pressing E, F, or S.
b. Ask the user to type the name and contact number.
c. For Employee, ask the user to type the employee's monthly salary and the department where
he/she belongs to (Ex. Registrar). Then, display name, contact number, salary, and
department.
For Faculty, ask the user to press Y if the faculty member is regular/tenured or N if not. Then,
display name, contact number, salary, department, and status.
For Student, ask the user to type the student's enrolled program (Ex. BSIT, BSTM) and
his/her year level (integers 1 to 4). Then, display name, contact number, program, and year
level.
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