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Assignment 1: Insurance Agent App: Part 1

Due Week 6
and worth 180 points

This
assignment consists of two (2) sections:

• A Java
  program file
• A
  screenshot of the driver testing and source code of the implementation

Label each
file name according to the section of the assignment for which it is written.
Put both sections together in a single zip file, and submit the file.

It is a
common knowledge that most households, for protection against their major
perils, take out insurance on their property, automobiles, travel, and so on.
Insurance premiums are often paid on a monthly basis. In this assignment, you
will build an interactive Java application that will help an insurance agent
generate a quote for a household. Assume that the household wants to purchase
property insurance, automobile insurance, and travel insurance. The Java
application must generate a quote when the agent runs the application.

The
application must contain four (4) Java classes that are stated and shown in the
diagram below.

The InsuranceAgentApp class is an abstract
class. The PropertyInsurance, AutomobileInsurance, , and TravelInsurance classes inherit from
the InsuranceAgentApp abstract
class.

The
specifications of each class are described below. The column on the left shows
the class members and the column on the right provides a description of the
class members. The ‘S’ designates a static member; the ‘C’ designates a constructor, and the ‘A’
designates an abstract member. The
data types of each class members are shown on the left column.

	Class Members and Their Properties	Member’s Description
		· type is the type of insurance (e.g. “Property”). · Name is the name of the insured object (e.g. “Home”); totalPremium is the static quote for all the insurances taken by the household. · InsuranceAgentApp(String) is the constructor that takes the type value. · three get methods for the three variables. · InsuranceAgentApp() is the empty constructor; setInsuredObjectName(), setRiskAmount(), and display() are abstract methods.
		· riskAmount is the value of the Property being insured. · the static RATE is the % used to calculates the annual premium. · The constructor PropertyInsurance(String) takes a string which indicates the insurance type (e.g. “Property”). · the three get methods return values of the three variables. · setInsuredObjectName(), setRiskAmount(), and display() are implementations of the abstract methods.
		· riskAmount is the value of the Automobile being insured. · the static RATE is the % used to calculates the annual premium. · The constructor AutomobileInsurance(String) takes a string which indicates the insurance type (e.g. “Automobile”). · the three get methods return values of the three variables. · setInsuredObjectName(), setRiskAmount(), and display() are implementations of the abstract methods.
	· riskAmount is the value of the flight being insured; the static RATE is the % used to calculates the annual premium. · The constructor TravelInsurance(String) takes a string which indicates the insurance type (e.g. “Travel”). · the three get methods return values of the three variables. · setInsuredObjectName(), setRiskAmount(), and display() are implementations of the abstract methods.

The RATEs
used to calculate the premiums are:

PropertyInsurance	AutomobileInsurance	TravelInsurance
0.25%	0.75%	0.73%

Section 1: Java Program File

Create an
interactive Java application for the insurance agent in order to generate a
quote for a household. According to your design, the program must:

• Implement
  all the four (4) Java classes described with the correct inheritance of
  abstract classes.
• Calculate
  the premium and multiply the value of the object being insured by the
  corresponding RATE. Note: See
  the RATE tables above.
• Get a
  quote and add all the premiums for all the objects being insured.
• Include
  a driver problem to test the implementation in which it:
• Uses
  the System.out.*and System.in.* methods for all the
  input / output.
• Includes
  an object of each insurance type. Prompts the user to enter the type and riskAmount (or value of the object being insured).
• Displays
  the values in each of the objects created using the display() method.
• Displays
  the quote (totalPremium in the
  abstract InsuranceAgentApp
  class).

Section 2: Screenshot of the Driver Testing
and Source Code of the Implementation

Create a
screenshot of the driver testing and include a copy of source code of the
implementation.

• Submit a
  screenshot of the driver testing of the implementation of your Java
  program. Note: Go tohttp://www.take-a-screenshot.org/ if you need a tutorial on taking a
  screenshot.
• Submit a
  copy of the source code of the implementation.

Section 1 and Section 2 will be graded based on the following:

1. The
   program must compile, execute, produce correct results, and meet all of
   the specifications stated in Section 1.

Additionally
you must:

1. Organize
   the code for user readability.
2. Organize
   the code for reusability.
3. Organize
   the code for efficiency.
4. Provide
   documentation with embedded comments for reader understanding.

Assignment 2: Insurance Agent App: Part 2

Due Week 10
and worth 180 points

This
assignment consists of two (2) sections:

• Java
  program file(s)
• A
  screenshot of the executionand source code of your Java program

Label each
file name according to the section of the assignment for which it is written.
Put both sections together in a single zip file, and submit the file.

This
assignment is a modification of Assignment 1. The main difference is that
instead of using the System.in.* and
System.out.* methods, your will be
using the JOptionPane class for all
the inputs / outputs.

Section 1: Java Program File(s)

Modify the
Java program that you created from Assignment 1. According to your design, the
program must:

• Use the JOptionPane class to create a
  driver program to test your Assignment 1 InsuranceAgentApp Javaapplication.
• Display
  a new driver test program’s user interface (The interface should look like
  the image shown below):

• The new
  driver test program’s user interface from Question 1b must:
• Include
  a loop to display the user interface until the user clicks the Quit button.
• Instantiate
  a PropertyInsurance object and
  use the JOptionPane.showInputDialog() method to capture the type and riskAmountwhen the user clicks the Property button.
• Instantiate
  an AutomobileInsurance object
  and use the JOptionPane.showInputDialog() method to capture the type and riskAmountwhen the user clicks the Automobile button.
• Instantiate
  a TravelInsurance object and
  use the JOptionPane.showInputDialog() method to capture the type and riskAmountwhen the user clicks the Travel button.
• Display
  the quote (totalPremium in the
  InsuranceAgentApp class) when
  the user clicks the “Get a Quote” button.
• End
  when the user clicks the “Quit”
  button.

Section 2:
Screenshot of the Execution of the Implementation

Create a
screenshot of the execution and include a copy of source code of the
implementation.

• Create a
  screenshot of the execution of the implementation of your Java program. Note: Go tohttp://www.take-a-screenshot.org/ if you need a tutorial on taking a
  screenshot.
• Submit a
  copy of source code of the implementation.

Section 1 and Section 2 will be graded based on the following:

1. The
   program must compile, execute, produce correct results, and meet all of
   the specifications stated in Section 1.

Additionally
you must:

1. Organize
   the code for user readability.
2. Organize
   the code for reusability.
3. Organize
   the code for efficiency.
4. Provide
   documentation with embedded comments for reader understanding.