CSC 217 Lab 11 Update and Test Course
and CourseRecordIO
Now that you are adding a FacultySchedule
to the system, you need to update Course
and CourseRecordIO
to connect to a Faculty
teaching a Course
. Right now, CourseRecordIO
reads in an instructor id. You want to update CourseRecordIO
to do the following:
- Find if there’s a
Faculty
with the given id.- If so, the
Course
will be added to theFacultySchedule
. - If not, the
Course
will have a nullinstructorId
, which means aRegistrar
can assign aFaculty
to theCourse
at a later time.
- If so, the
Update Course.setInstructorId()
Currently, Course
does not allow for the instructorId
to be null
. However, since the Registrar
should be able to assign Faculty
to a Course
, the instructorId
should be null
if no Faculty
is assigned. Update Course.setInstructorId()
to allow for a null
instructorId
.
Run your tests and update/remove tests that are no longer needed.
Update CourseRecordIO.readCourse()
Update CourseRecordIO.readCourse()
to initially set the Course
instructorId
to null
when a Course
is first created.
Then the method should check if there is a Faculty
with the given instructorId
. If so, the Course
should be added to the Faculty
’s FacultySchedule
. FacultySchedule.addCourseToSchedule()
will update the Course
object if the Faculty
is added.
Run your tests and update/remove tests that are no longer needed.
Testing the New Functionality
Your FacutlyScheduleTest
tests should pass when you have completed the updates to Course
and CourseRecordIO
.
Javadoc your Code
Javadoc the CourseRecordIO
class and its methods.
Run CheckStyle to ensure that your Javadoc has all elements.
Push to GitHub
Push your PackScheduler
project to GitHub
- Add the unstaged changes to the index.
- Commit and push changes. Remember to use a meaningful commit message describing how you have changed the code.
Reminder: Staging and Pushing to GitHub
GitHub Resources:
Check Jenkins
Check your project on Jenkins to ensure that you are making progress.
Reminder: Interpreting Jenkins
Check the following items on Jenkins for your last build and use the results to estimate your grade: