//********************************************
// Test scaffold.
//
static void Main()
{
// We need a CourseCatalog object to test the Faculty class
CourseCatalog catalog = new CourseCatalog("CourseCatalog.dat", "Prerequisites.dat");
catalog.ReadCourseCatalogData();
catalog.ReadPrerequisitesData();
// We also need a ScheduleOfClasses object.
ScheduleOfClasses schedule = new ScheduleOfClasses("SoC_SP2009.dat", "SP2009");
schedule.ReadScheduleData(catalog);
// Create a Faculty object.
Faculty faculty = new Faculty("Faculty.dat", "TeachingAssignments.dat");
// Read Faculty data from input file.
faculty.ReadFacultyData();
faculty.ReadAssignmentData(schedule);
// Display information about the faculty.
faculty.Display();
}
static void Main()
{
// Create CourseCatalog, ScheduleOfClasses, and Faculty objects.
// The order of creation is important because a ScheduleOfClasses
// needs a CourseCatalog object to properly initialize and a
// Faculty object needs a ScheduleOfClasses object.
// Create a CourseCatalog object and read data from input files.
CourseCatalog catalog = new CourseCatalog("CourseCatalog.dat", "Prerequisites.dat");
catalog.ReadCourseCatalogData();
catalog.ReadPrerequisitesData();
// Create a ScheduleOfClasses object and read data from input file.
ScheduleOfClasses schedule = new ScheduleOfClasses("SoC_SP2009.dat", "SP2009");
schedule.ReadScheduleData(catalog);
// Create a Faculty object and read data from input files.
Faculty faculty = new Faculty("Faculty.dat", "TeachingAssignments.dat");
faculty.ReadFacultyData();
faculty.ReadAssignmentData(schedule);
// We'll handle the students differently: that is,
// rather than loading them all in at application outset,
// we'll pull in the data that we need just for one
// Student when that Student logs on -- see the Student
// class constructor for the details.
// Let's temporarily create Students this way as a test,
// to simulate Students logging on. Note that only the
// first Student has "preregistered" for courses based
// on the content of his/her Student data file (see Student.cs
// for details). Initial Student data is read from the
// Student data files.
Student s1 = new Student("111-11-1111.dat");
s1.ReadStudentData(schedule);
Student s2 = new Student("222-22-2222.dat");
s2.ReadStudentData(schedule);
Student s3 = new Student("333-33-3333.dat");
s3.ReadStudentData(schedule);
// Let's have one Student try enrolling in something, so
// that we can simulate his/her logging off and persisting
// the enrollment data in the ssn.dat file (see Student.cs
// for details).
Section sec = schedule.FindSection("ART101 - 1");
sec.Enroll(s2);
s2.WriteStudentData(); // Check contents of 222-22-2222.dat!
// Let's see if everything got initialized properly
// by calling various display methods!
Console.WriteLine("====================");
Console.WriteLine("Course Catalog:");
Console.WriteLine("====================");
Console.WriteLine("");
catalog.Display();
Console.WriteLine("====================");
Console.WriteLine("Schedule of Classes:");
Console.WriteLine("====================");
Console.WriteLine("");
schedule.Display();
Console.WriteLine("======================");
Console.WriteLine("Professor Information:");
Console.WriteLine("======================");
Console.WriteLine("");
faculty.Display();
Console.WriteLine("====================");
Console.WriteLine("Student Information:");
Console.WriteLine("====================");
Console.WriteLine("");
s1.Display();
Console.WriteLine("");
s2.Display();
Console.WriteLine("");
s3.Display();
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
//creating a test subject
Console.WriteLine("Testing Faculty 1");
Faculty f1 = new Faculty();
f1.FirstName = "Joe";
f1.LastName = "Schmoe";
f1.Id = "8675309";
f1.Title = "Instructor";
f1.DateOfEmployement = Convert.ToDateTime("10/20/2019");
f1.Employer = "Tri-C";
f1.YearlySalary = 60000.42;
f1.Tenured = false;
//Method to see if I can print that info
f1.Intro();
f1.Display();
//It works!
f1.GrantTenure();
f1.Display();
//GrantTenure() works too!
//creating test subjects to see if Promote() works
Faculty f2 = new Faculty();
Console.WriteLine("Testing Faculty 2");
f2.FirstName = "Joe";
f2.LastName = "Dirt";
f2.Id = "90210";
f2.Title = "Instructor";
f2.DateOfEmployement = Convert.ToDateTime("10/20/2018");
f2.Employer = "Tri-C";
f2.YearlySalary = 40000.42;
f2.Tenured = false;
f2.Promote();
f2.Display();
Faculty f3 = new Faculty();
Console.WriteLine("Testing Faculty 3");
f3.FirstName = "Joe";
f3.LastName = "Blow";
f3.Id = "1800555";
f3.Title = "Instructor";
f3.DateOfEmployement = Convert.ToDateTime("10/20/2015");
f3.Employer = "Tri-C";
f3.YearlySalary = 80000.42;
f3.Tenured = false;
f3.Promote();
f3.Display();
Faculty f4 = new Faculty();
Console.WriteLine("Testing Faculty 4");
f4.FirstName = "Joe";
f4.LastName = "Mama";
f4.Id = "1134";
f4.Title = "Instructor";
f4.DateOfEmployement = Convert.ToDateTime("10/20/1990");
f4.Employer = "Tri-C";
f4.YearlySalary = 180000.42;
f4.Tenured = false;
f4.Promote();
f4.Display();
Faculty f5 = new Faculty();
Console.WriteLine("Testing Faculty 5");
f5.FirstName = "Joe";
f5.LastName = "Seff";
f5.Id = "4200";
f5.Title = "Instructor";
f5.DateOfEmployement = Convert.ToDateTime("10/20/1989");
f5.Employer = "Tri-C";
f5.YearlySalary = 1180000.42;
f5.Tenured = false;
f5.Promote();
f5.Display();
}
