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Applications Programming Assignment 1
Topics:
OO Design, Standard Patterns, Lists
Learning Outcomes:
This assessment task addresses the following subject learning objectives (SLOs): 1, 2 and 3
Due date:
00:00AM Monday the 13th of May
Weight:
30%
Individual Work
All work is individual. You may discuss ideas, approaches and problems, but you should write every line of code yourself except for code copied from the lecture notes, lecture code or lab code. You MUST NOT let another student see your solution code, and you MUST NOT look at another student’s solution code. More information about Academic Misconduct can be found at:
http://www.gsu.uts.edu.au/rules/student/section-16.html
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Overview
Specification
Movie Kiosk – A Movie Renting System
You are a Software Engineer at a Movie Rental company and you have been asked to write the software for their latest piece of technology, a fully automated movie renting system.
This is one of latest strategies implemented by the company that aims to increase profits and makes their products more accessible to their customer base.
However, they are struggling to find a capable programmer that can build a robust application that is fully functional and easy to use.
This requirement is urgent, as competitor companies have heard the rumors of this state-of-the-art system and they have also started working on similar prototypes.
The Movie Renting System (or Movie Kiosk) will consist of two main components, an administrative component, and a movie catalogue.
The administrative section will allow, through text-based menus, the addition and removal of customers, the addition and removal of movies in the catalogue, the display of customer records, the display of a customer’s 3 favorite movies and the top-up of customer accounts.
The catalogue will store a list of all the movies in the kiosk, a list of the genres of those movies, and a list of the available movies. The catalogue will also allow display of the movies in a number of ways, including by availability, genre and year. Finally, the catalogue will also handle the renting and return of movies.
Each customer record will include the customer’s name, their chosen ID number, their current balance, which movies they are currently renting and their full renting history.
Each movie record will include the movie’s title, its genre and the year in which it was made.
An aside
While reading the first part of the specification, you will notice there is a lot going on.
 How many functions did you identify?
 How many classes did you identify?
 What are the fields in each class?
 How many goals did you identify?
 How many patterns did you think of that might be applicable?
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This assignment will be challenging and you will probably want to manage your time well.
 How long do you think it will take you to code the functions?
 How long do you think it will take you to code each goal?
 A good rule of thumb is to think of an estimate, and then multiply that number by 3 or 4!
 To manage your time well, you may need to figure out which parts of the assignment you can start early.
 Which parts can you start now?
 Which parts can you start in week 6?
If you complete parts in the same week that you learn the topics (while they are fresh in your mind), they
will take less time to complete.
The User Interface
Below is a sample I/O trace. The red text indicates user input (you are not expected to print color text). Not every conceivable scenario is shown below and you should submit your code to PLATE to see what specific scenarios are tested. You should also implement your solution in the same order as PLATE’s test cases so that you can receive incremental feedback and marks as you progress.
Welcome to the Movie Kiosk! Please make a selection from the menu: 1. Explore the catalogue.
2. View your customer record.
3. Show you favourite movies.
4. Top up account.
5. Enter Admin Mode.
X. Exit the system.
Enter a choice: 5
Welcome to the administration menu: 1. List all customers.
2. Add a customer.
3. Remove a customer.
4. List all movies.
5. Add a movie to the catalogue.
6. Remove a movie from the catalogue. R. Return to the previous menu. Enter a choice: 2
Adding a new customer.
Enter a new ID: 101
Enter the customer’s name: Jaime
Enter the customer’s initial balance: 5 Customer added.
Welcome to the administration menu: 1. List all customers.
2. Add a customer.
3. Remove a customer.
4. List all movies.
5. Add a movie to the catalogue.
6. Remove a movie from the catalogue. R. Return to the previous menu. Enter a choice: 2
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Adding a new customer.
Enter a new ID: 102
Enter the customer’s name: Luke
Enter the customer’s initial balance: 3 Customer added.
Welcome to the administration menu: 1. List all customers.
2. Add a customer.
3. Remove a customer.
4. List all movies.
5. Add a movie to the catalogue.
6. Remove a movie from the catalogue. R. Return to the previous menu. Enter a choice: 1
The Kiosk has the following customers: 101 Jaime $5
102 Luke $3
Welcome to the administration menu: 1. List all customers.
2. Add a customer.
3. Remove a customer.
4. List all movies.
5. Add a movie to the catalogue.
6. Remove a movie from the catalogue. R. Return to the previous menu. Enter a choice: 5
Adding a new movie.
Enter the title of the movie: Titanic Enter the year: 1997
Enter the genre: Drama
Enter price: 4
Added Titanic to catalogue.
Welcome to the administration menu:
1. List all customers.
2. Add a customer.
3. Remove a customer.
4. List all movies.
5. Add a movie to the catalogue.
6. Remove a movie from the catalogue. R. Return to the previous menu. Enter a choice: 5
Adding a new movie.
Enter the title of the movie: Matrix Enter the year: 1999
Enter the genre: SciFi
Enter price: 4
Added Matrix to catalogue.
Welcome to the administration menu: 1. List all customers.
2. Add a customer.
3. Remove a customer.
4. List all movies.
5. Add a movie to the catalogue.
6. Remove a movie from the catalogue. R. Return to the previous menu. Enter a choice: 4
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The Kiosk has the following movies: 1997 Titanic Drama $4
1999 Matrix SciFi $4
Welcome to the administration menu: 1. List all customers.
2. Add a customer.
3. Remove a customer.
4. List all movies.
5. Add a movie to the catalogue.
6. Remove a movie from the catalogue.
R. Return to the previous menu.
Enter a choice: R
Welcome to the Movie Kiosk! Please make a selection from the menu: 1. Explore the catalogue.
2. View your customer record.
3. Show you favourite movies.
4. Top up account.
5. Enter Admin Mode.
X. Exit the system.
Enter a choice: 1
Welcome to the Catalogue! Please make a selection from the menu: 1. Display all movies.
2. Display all available movies.
3. Display all genres.
4. Display movies in a genre.
5. Display all movies by year.
6. Rent a movie.
7. Return a movie.
R. Return to previous menu.
Enter a choice: 3
The Kiosk has movies in the following genres: Drama
SciFi
Welcome to the Catalogue! Please 1. Display all movies.
2. Display all available movies. 3. Display all genres.
4. Display movies in a genre. 5. Display all movies by year. 6. Rent a movie.
7. Return a movie.
R. Return to previous menu. Enter a choice: 6
Enter a valid customer ID: 101 Enter the title of the movie you Movie rented.
Welcome to the Catalogue! Please 1. Display all movies.
2. Display all available movies. 3. Display all genres.
4. Display movies in a genre. 5. Display all movies by year. 6. Rent a movie.
7. Return a movie.
R. Return to previous menu. Enter a choice: 2
The following movies are available: 1997 Titanic Drama $4
make a selection from the menu:
wish to rent: Matrix
make a selection from the menu:
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Welcome to the Catalogue! Please 1. Display all movies.
2. Display all available movies. 3. Display all genres.
4. Display movies in a genre. 5. Display all movies by year. 6. Rent a movie.
7. Return a movie.
R. Return to previous menu. Enter a choice: 6
Enter a valid customer ID: 102
Enter the title of the movie you
You don’t have sufficient funds to rent this movie.
Welcome to the Catalogue! Please make a selection from the menu: 1. Display all movies.
2. Display all available movies.
3. Display all genres.
4. Display movies in a genre. 5. Display all movies by year. 6. Rent a movie.
7. Return a movie.
R. Return to previous menu.
Enter a choice: R
Welcome to the Movie Kiosk! Please make a selection from the menu: 1. Explore the catalogue.
2. View your customer record.
3. Show you favourite movies.
4. Top up account.
5. Enter Admin Mode.
X. Exit the system.
Enter a choice: 4
Enter a customer ID: 102 Enter the top-up amount: 5
Transaction complete.
Luke’s balance was: $3
Luke’s current balance is: $8
Welcome to the Movie Kiosk! Please make a selection from the menu: 1. Explore the catalogue.
2. View your customer record.
3. Show you favourite movies.
4. Top up account.
5. Enter Admin Mode.
X. Exit the system.
Enter a choice: 1
Welcome to the Catalogue! Please 1. Display all movies.
2. Display all available movies. 3. Display all genres.
4. Display movies in a genre.
5. Display all movies by year. 6. Rent a movie.
7. Return a movie.
R. Return to previous menu. Enter a choice: 6
Enter a valid customer ID: 102 Enter the title of the movie you Movie rented.
make a selection from the menu:
wish to rent: Titanic
make a selection from the menu:
wish to rent: Titanic
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Welcome to the Catalogue! Please make a selection from the menu: 1. Display all movies.
2. Display all available movies.
3. Display all genres.
4. Display movies in a genre. 5. Display all movies by year. 6. Rent a movie.
7. Return a movie.
R. Return to previous menu. Enter a choice: X
Requirements
 Your design will consist of exactly the following classes with the listed fields, declared as indicated. You may not add or remove classes or fields; however, you may add constructors, functions and procedures to complete your design (in fact, you will have to!). You should pay careful attention to the tests on PLATE, as these will help guide you with some (but not all) of these methods.
 To help visualize the design, a partial class diagram has been provided
 Classes – your design will consist of these 6 classes:
1. Kiosk
2. Catalogue
3. Customer
4. Movie
5. Genre
6. In (this is just the class you’ve been using throughout the labs to facilitate simpler I/O – just copy it over)
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 Fields – the classes will have the following fields: public class Kiosk {
private Catalogue catalogue;
private List customers;
}
public class Catalogue {
private Kiosk kiosk;
private List moviesAvailable;
private List moviesRented;
private List genres;
}
public class Customer {
private int ID;
private String name;
private int balance;
private List currentlyRented;
private List rentingHistory;
}
public class Movie {
private String title; private int year; private int price; private Genre genre;
}
public class Genre {
private String name; }
 The fields also have some additional requirements and structures:
Lists all have the abstract type of List<>, but must be instantiated with a concrete type that implements the List<> behavior (you will see two of these in week 6, you can choose either – you may also want to think about why you might do things this way).
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 Constructors – the constructors of the class have the following requirements:
1. All constructors initialize the fields of their class.
2. The Kiosk constructor takes no parameters.
3. The Catalogue constructor takes a single parameter, the Kiosk which it belongs to.
4. The Customer constructor takes three parameters, the ID, name, (initial) balance, corresponding to the three fields identically named.
5. The Movie constructor takes four parameters, corresponding to the title, year, genre and price, with the same types as the respective fields.
6. The Genre constructor takes a single parameter, the name of the genre.
 toString() – several of the classes will have a toString() function, with the following formatting:
1. Customer.toString() will produce a string of the form: \t\t$ e.g.
50 Homer Simpson $ 15
Note: \t is the escape code for the tab character. 2. Movie.toString() will produce a string of the form:
\t