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Team7V1.1

New Version 1.1

PROJECT FUTURE PROJECT 1 Overview Implementation of a Java application which will cover the functional specs below, regarding a real life scenario of vehicle’s insurance and ownership information. Goals The purpose of this exercise is to confirm, justify and consolidate all the learning outcomes obtained during Java Section of the course.

  1. Algorithm Design
  2. Java Language Fundamentals
  3. DB & SQL Usage. Functional Specifications The application should provide the following functionalities: F1: Vehicle Insurance Status Given a vehicle’s plates, the application should respond with the vehicle’s insurance status. ● The user should provide the plate as an argument in the command line. ● The plate’s pattern should be provided in “ ABC-1234 ” format. In case different pattern is provided, the application should respond with an error message. F2: Vehicles’ Insurance that are about to expire Give a timeframe in days, the application should provide a list of the vehicles of which their license is going to expire within this timeframe ( what is to expire in the next X days). ● User should provide the number of days ● User should provide the export format (console, or exported file) 2 F3: Sorting of the plates-number The application, if requested, can provide the plate numbers order in alphanumerical order. The participants should design an algorithm to sort plates-number in ascending alphanumeric natural manner. TIP: try to implement the sorting solution inside the Java application, and avoid a DB-prepared ordered result. F4: Fine calculation per owner In case that an owner may have one or more uninsured vehicles, the application should be able to calculate the total fine cost, according to a fine which will be provided as an argument in the prompt. Note: A vehicle cannot be physically owned by more than one person. Interface No Visual interface is required and the application could interact through command line with the user. Consider this example: Input & Export in case that file is selected, will be .csv (comma separated value files). Otherwise, data are going to be fetched from DB. After completion of the selected task, the application can exit. 3 Technical Requirements ● Java SE > 1.8 ● JDBC ● Database: MySQL > 5.5 ● The application will feature a command line interface. Milestones I. M1: Initial investigation on the design of the application, classes to be used for File processing, requirements elicitations and specifications in any form (e.g. user stories) - 24/11/2018 II. M2: F1 & F2 (required: file operations)- 29/11/2018 III. M3: Final project delivery - 1/12/2018