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8.8 LAB: Course information (derived classes)
Given main(), define a Course base class with methods to set and get the courseNumber and courseTitle. Also define a derived class OfferedCourse with methods to set and get instructorName, term, and classTime.
Ex. If the input is:
ECE287
Digital Systems Design
ECE387
Embedded Systems Design
Mark Patterson
Fall 2018
WF: 2-3:30 pm
the output is:
Course Information:
Course Number: ECE287
Course Title: Digital Systems Design
Course Information:
Course Number: ECE387
Course Title: Embedded Systems Design
Instructor Name: Mark Patterson
Term: Fall 2018
Class Time: WF: 2-3:30 pm
public class OfferedCourse extends Course {
// TODO: Declare private fields - instructorName, term, classTime
// TODO: Define mutator methods -
// setInstructorName(), setTerm(), setClassTime()
// TODO: Define accessor methods -
// getInstructorName(), getTerm(), getClassTime()
}
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