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Calendar for Summer Olympics(C++ Assignment-2)

Course Name: EGC 211, Programming 2A(C++)


Student Name: Yashub Goel
Student ID: IMT2023117

19 Aug 2024

Abstract
This document outlines the object-oriented design for managing venues and events in a calendar system
tailored for the summer Olympics. The system includes three main entities: Calendar, Venue, and Event,
with their interactions detailed in a UML class diagram.

1 Design Overview
The design features three key entities:
• Calendar: Manages venues and their events. It contains a linked list of Venue objects and provides
methods for searching, adding, and deleting venues, as well as displaying the event calendar.
– Attributes:
1. head: pointer to the first Venue
2. noOfVenues: total count of venues
– Methods:
1. calendar(): Initializes the calendar.
2. searchVenues(string): Finds a venue by name.
3. addVenue(string, string, int): Adds a new venue.
4. delVenue(string): Removes a venue.
5. showVenues(): Lists all venues.
6. showCalendar(string): Displays events for a venue.

• Venue: Represents a location where events are held. Each venue can schedule multiple events and is
linked to the next Venue in the list.
– Attributes:
1. name: the venue’s name.
2. location: the place where the venue is located
3. capacity: the seating capacity of the venue
4. noOfEvents[31]: no of events scheduled on each day of the month
5. next: pointer to the next venue in a linked list fashion
– Methods:
1. venue(string, string, int): Initializes a venue.
2. addEvent(string, int, int, int): Schedules an event.
3. delEvent(string, int, int): Removes an event.
4. showEvents(int): Lists events for a specific day.
• Event: Represents an individual event scheduled at a venue.

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Figure 1: UML diagram for classes in Calendar for summer-olympics.cpp

– Attributes:
1. name.
– Methods:
1. event(string): Initializes an event.
• Entity Relationships:
– Calendar has a one-to-many composition relationship with Venue (a calendar can manage multiple
venues and deleting the calendar results in deletion of all associated venues).
– Venue also has a one-to-many composition relationship with Event (a venue can host multiple events
and deleting a venue results in deletion of all the events scheduled in that venue).

2 Conclusion
This design provides a structured approach for managing the complex scheduling of venues and events in the
summer Olympics, with clear separation of responsibilities among the Calendar, Venue, and Event classes.

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