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The document defines a set of classes representing a university system, including Course, Department, Professor, and Student. It demonstrates the relationships between these entities by creating instances and linking them, such as assigning a professor to a department and students to courses. The main method outputs information about a student's first course, including the course name, professor's name, and department name.

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The document defines a set of classes representing a university system, including Course, Department, Professor, and Student. It demonstrates the relationships between these entities by creating instances and linking them, such as assigning a professor to a department and students to courses. The main method outputs information about a student's first course, including the course name, professor's name, and department name.

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import java.util.

*;

class Course {

String code;

String name;

Department department;

Professor teacher;

Student[] students;

String[] days;

Date time;

class Department {

String name;

Professor head;

Course[] courses;

Student[] students;

class Professor {

String no;

String name;

String dob;

String rank;

Department department;

Student[] advisee;

Course[] coursesGiven;

class Student {

String no;

String name;

String dob;

Department department;

Professor advisor;
Course[] coursesTaken;

public class Test {

public static void main(String[] args) {

Department department1 = new Department();

department1.name = "Software Engineering";

Professor professor1 = new Professor();

professor1.name = "Ahmet Arslan";

Course course1 = new Course();

course1.name = "Int. to Software Engineering";

Student student1 = new Student();

student1.name = "Akin Kaldiroglu";

// Head of Software Engineering department is Ahmet Arslan and consequently his department
is Software Engineering.

department1.head = professor1;

professor1.department = department1;

// Department of Int. to Software Engineering course is Software Engineering and consequently


the course

// Int. to Software Engineering belongs to Software Engineering department.

course1.department = department1;

department1.courses = new Course[100];

department1.courses[0] = course1;

course1.teacher = professor1;

professor1.coursesGiven = new Course[5];

professor1.coursesGiven[0] = course1;
professor1.advisee = new Student[10];

professor1.advisee[0] = student1;

student1.advisor = professor1;

student1.coursesTaken = new Course[7];

student1.coursesTaken[0] = course1;

course1.students = new Student[100];

course1.students[0] = student1;

System.out.println("Name of student student1's first course is " +


student1.coursesTaken[0].name);

System.out.println("Name of student student1's first course's professor is " +


student1.coursesTaken[0].teacher.name);

System.out.println("Name of student student1's first course's professor's department is " +


student1.coursesTaken[0].teacher.department.name);

System.out.println("******************");

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