Make class diagrams for a fictional tv/movie streaming site. Class diagrams should cover all basic functionality around Users/accounts and Content/Libraries. It should have 1 examples of each of the following
Association (has-a)
Aggregation (has-a)
Composition (has-a)
At least 1 is-a relationship
Make sure your classes are thought out. They should each have a name, attributes, plurality and functions.
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Make class diagrams for a fictional tv/movie streaming site. Class diagrams should cover all basic functionality around Users/accounts and Content/Libraries.
It should have 1 examples of each of the following
Association (has-a)
Aggregation (has-a)
Composition (has-a)
At least 1 is-a relationship
Make sure your classes are thought out. They should each have a name, attributes, plurality and functions.
I uploaded my work but it’s messing and needs changes
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Final Project Report
A minimum of two-page Microsoft Word document that summarize the entire activity related to the project.
Format
A title: Such as iOS Restaurant App Project Report
12 point Times New Roman font document body
Line spacing: 1.5
Font color: black
Include following contents when and where possible, but not limited to:
introduction
project descriptions and requirements
designs
issues
discussions
achievements
goals
plans for next steps
must include one or more UML class diagrams, use case diagrams or other UML diagrams.
tools
technical specifications
conclusions
must include citations and bibliography for the authorized materials including textbook, Apple eBook, presentations files, Canvas Kaltura Media and or project files posted on Canvas. Do not use unauthorized source.
The Project is below:
Using Android Studio and the description in Deitel’s “Android How to Program” book “Chapter 5 Doodlz App” and the project zip file (please note, this file will not run as is, you can use Java files and XML files in this folder where possible to recreate this app, this project must be created with current version of Android Studio, which come with current Gradle versions, and Java SDK.), re-create the Android Mobile Application named “Doodlz”.
Use the “DeitelOrange.png” file posted here for the app’s launcher icon.
I recommend check “Use legacy android.support libraries” at the initial project creation dialogue for each project, please see an example “New Project” dialogue:
IMPORTANT: Name your Android app “package” using naming format “com.YourFirstLastNames.Doodlz”.
Please note: your project must be exactly the same project described in the Deitel book and as demonstrated in class and the video, e.g, the number of Java files, Java filenames, logics, techniques, features, and the layout of the project must be exactly the same as described in the textbook, presentation, and the video.
You may find the videos posted on Canvas “Media Gallery” useful.