A helpful programming assignment

Bank Accounts

+                                     CSC/CIS 276
+                      Problem Solving and Programming II in Java
+                          Assignment 1 due Jan 29, 2014 – 6%
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+Objective of this Assignment:
+This is your first Java programming assignment. The purpose is to synthesize the introductory
+object-oriented programming concepts in Chapters 1 to 5 that include the C++ concepts learned
+in CSC/CIS 175. You are expected to demonstrate a working knowledge of UML class diagrams,
+class definition, variable declarations, standard input and output, use of data types and
+expressions. You should use an editor of your choice to write the source code and to compile and
+run your application using a command line application such as command prompt in Windows or
+terminal app in Mac.
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+Problem
+A financial institution has approached you to build an application for them. This application will
+allow the user to login a bank account and to do standard transactions on the account.
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+Deliverables
+1) Create a class diagram (i.e. showing attributes and their data types, methods with parameters
+   and return type in appropriate data types) for your system design to meet the following
+   requirements.
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+2) Create an application that meets the following requirements:
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+    Login process: The user is asked to enter the bank account (an integer 123) and the password
+    (an integer 888). If the user entered an incorrect password, the user should be told so and
+    asked to reenter the password. The user may have three chances and a message to advise the
+    user to contact the bank will be displayed after three incorrect password entries, and the
+    program will quit.
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+    Transaction process: The application should offer transactions on three account types: saving,
+    checking, and retirement accounts, and each should be initialized to $1000. Once the user has
+    successfully log in, a menu consisting of the following choices will be displayed and the user
+    will be asked for input.
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+    •   quit - when the user enters this command, print the information of each account to the
+        screen in some legible and meaningful format and exit the program.
+    •   deposit <account> <amount> – Deposit the requested amount (which you may assume
+        is a floating point number). Afterwards print the information of the updated account to
+        the screen in some legible and meaningful manner.
+    •   withdraw <account> <amount> - Withdraw the requested amount (which you may
+        assume is a floating point number) from the account specified by the account number.
+        Afterwards print the information of the updated account to the screen in some legible and
+        meaningful manner.
+   •   transfer <from-account> <to-account> <amount> - Transfer the requested amount from
+       the specified account to the specified account. Afterwards print the information of both
+       updated accounts to the screen.
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+For withdrawals and transfers, if the balance in the (from-)account is less than the amount to
+withdraw or transfer, a message should be displayed and the transaction will not be completed.
+The user should be allowed to perform these transactions as long as they choose to.
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+Submission
+Your assignment must be submitted on Blackboard. You are required to submit a single zip file
+called A1-LastnameFirstname.zip (replace LastName with your last name and FirstName with
+your first name, e.g., my submission will be called A1-TangCharlotte.zip) containing:
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+       a) the class diagram
+       b) the source file (.java file)
+       c) the compiled file (.class file)
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+       For generating .zip file, you may use the following free software:
+              http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
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+Collaboration and Plagiarism
+For more details, please refer to ACADEMIC INTEGRITY in the course schedule or
+http://www.umflint.edu/departments/catalog/
+