After hearing the excellent job you have done designing software solutions for entities in and around campus, your work comes full circle when the University of Florida English department asks you to create an autograder for its introductory class. There are many types of students who are taking this class. Some are high-achieving high school students, some UF undergraduate students, and some graduate students who need a refresher. They would like to create a parent object that can be extended to provide functionality for a number of kinds of students. The department would also like to have the ability to supply the name of a file containing an essay (as a numeric ID) and have you grade the essay, by deducting an appropriate number of points for every word that is misspelled. After reading in the UF ID, which you will use to open the correct essay file, you will create an output file that contains the student's grade.
Objective
Read in the file given
Count the number of misspelled words
Deduct points accordingly for each misspelled word.
-1 High School Student, -3 College Student, -5 Graduate Student
Generate an output file that contains the student's graded output
Your Assignment
You will need to create five files complete this project and name them exactly as follows: Project5.java, Student.java, HighSchoolStudent.java,UndergraduateStudent.java, and GraduateStudent.java. TheProject5.java file will be the only file to contain a main() method. Each of the .java files and their associated classes are described below:
The Student Class
The Student class, which is stored in Student.java, will act as your parent class from which the different types of students will be derived from. This class must have the following members:
Fields for the following attributes
Name
ID Number
"Getter"/"Setter" methods for each attribute
public String getName()
public void setName(String n)
public String getIDNumber()
public void setIDNumber(int id)
A method that will return a String of all of the attributes for this object
public String toString()
An appropriate constructor
The constructor must initialize both fields of the Student object with the constructor's parameters public Student(String n, int id) The HighSchoolStudent ClassThe HighSchoolStudent class, which is stored in HighSchoolStudent.java, will be a child class of the Student Class.
This class must have the following members:
A field for the following attribute
Name Of School
A "getter" and "setter" method for this attribute
public String getNameOfSchool()
public void setNameOfSchool(String schoolName)
A method that will return a String of all of the attributes for this object
public String toString()
An appropriate constructor
The constructor must initialize both fields of the Student object with the constructor's parameters public HighSchoolStudent(String n, int id, String schoolName) The UndergraduateStudent ClassThe UndergraduateStudent Class, which is stored inUndergraduateStudent.java, will also be a child class of the Student Class. This class must have the following members:
A field for the following attribute
Major
A "getter" and "setter" method for this attribute
public String getMajor()
public void setMajor(String major)
A method that will return a String of all of the attributes for this object
public String toString()
An appropriate constructor
The constructor must initialize both fields of the Student object with the constructor's parameters public UndergraduateStudent(String n, int id, String major) The GraduateStudent ClassThe GraduateStudent Class, which is stored in GraduateStudent.java, will be the final child class of the Student Class. This classmust have the following members:
Fields for the following attributes
Major
Advisor
"Getter"/"Setter" methods for each attribute
public String getMajor()
public void setMajor(String major)
public String getAdvisor()
public void setAdvisor(String advisor)
A method that will return a String of all of the attributes for this object
public String toString()
An appropriate constructor
The constructor must initialize both fields of the Student object with the constructor's parameters public GraduateStudent(String n, int id, String major, String advisor)The Project5 ClassThe Project5 Class, which is stored in Project5.java, will hold the main method of your program. Your main method will first read in the words that make up your dictionary from a file, and will then create different Student objects based on the files that your program will read from. Your program will then grade the essay that the student has written. Your program should handle FileNotFoundException and print to the console as shown in the sample below!
Your main method will prompt the user to specify the file that hold the dictionary information. You will then attempt to open the file and input the contents of the file into an array to be used by the remainder of your program.
Your program will then ask the user to specify the name of the file that holds the student information. You will then attempt to open the file, create a Student object based on the information given in the file and read the student's essay from the file.
The first line in the file will identify the classification of the student (High School, Undergraduate, or Graduate)
The following lines will supply the values for the attributes of the specific classification, such as Name, ID Number, and Name Of School for a High School Student.
The remainder of the file will be the essay that the student has written.
After everything is read from the student file, your program will grade the essay and output the result to a new file.
You will read though the essay and determine whether or not a word is misspelled. If a word is misspelled, deduct the appropriate number of points from the student's grade. The grade cannot be negative!