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The document presents a class diagram for a student management system. It shows classes for students, instructors, academic affairs, and super admins with their attributes and methods. Students can request adding or dropping courses, view grades, and login or register. Instructors can submit grades, give tests, and login or register. Academic affairs designs curriculum and decides grading systems. Super admins add or remove users, make announcements, and release updates.

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Class

The document presents a class diagram for a student management system. It shows classes for students, instructors, academic affairs, and super admins with their attributes and methods. Students can request adding or dropping courses, view grades, and login or register. Instructors can submit grades, give tests, and login or register. Academic affairs designs curriculum and decides grading systems. Super admins add or remove users, make announcements, and release updates.

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Class diagram for student

managment system
Student

#name: string instructor


#id:string
#year:int #name:string
#department:int #id:string
1*
#education:string
#department:STRING
+requestAdd/Drop()
+viewGrade() -submitGrade()
+login() -giveTest()
+register() +login()
+register()

Super Admin
Accadamic affair
#adminName:string
#officeNumber:int
#presidentName:string
#officeNumber:int
#staffMembersList:int
-addRemoveuser()
-makeSystemAnnouncment()
-realseSystemUpdate()
-designCuriculum()
-decideGtadingsystem()
+assignClasstoStudent()
+assignClassSchedule()

ID:UGR/22773/13
SEC:2

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