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Assignment 4-Byte Me

The CSE201 Assignment 4 requires students to enhance the 'Byte Me!' food ordering system by adding a graphical user interface (GUI), efficient I/O stream handling, and JUnit testing. Students must follow strict submission guidelines, avoid plagiarism, and seek clarifications through designated channels. The assignment includes specific feature requirements for GUI enhancements, file management, and testing scenarios, along with a detailed marking scheme.

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Assignment 4-Byte Me

The CSE201 Assignment 4 requires students to enhance the 'Byte Me!' food ordering system by adding a graphical user interface (GUI), efficient I/O stream handling, and JUnit testing. Students must follow strict submission guidelines, avoid plagiarism, and seek clarifications through designated channels. The assignment includes specific feature requirements for GUI enhancements, file management, and testing scenarios, along with a detailed marking scheme.

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CSE201 Assignment 3

Assignment 4: Byte Me!

1 Important Instructions
1. This assignment is a take-home lab assignment. No extensions whatsoever will be provided. Any submis-
sion after the deadline will not be evaluated.
2. Only submit one zip file. Naming Convention to be followed Rollnum-AP-A4.zip.
3. Usage of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other LLMs will be treated as plagiarism.
4. Copying code, whether in full or partial, from any other course student, or from online sources
without inclusion of due credit to the source in your README file, will be treated as plagiarism.
5. If you see any ambiguity or inconsistency in a question, please seek clarification from the TAs by com-
menting under the GC post of the Project Deadline only. All doubts will be resolved in the comments,
so keep an eye out on the comments for any clarifications the TAs/TF might offer.
6. Doubts on the day of submission will not be entertained. With doubts coming, some parts of the assign-
ment may get updated. So, make sure you regularly follow the GC Post and the comments section.

2 Introduction
You are tasked with enhancing the ”Byte Me!” food ordering system developed in Assignment 3 by incorporating
new features. These updates should introduce a graphical user interface (GUI), efficient I/O stream handling,
and JUnit testing. You are not required to modify existing functionalities but to expand upon them using these
advanced concepts. Ensure seamless integration of these additions with the current system while applying the
object-oriented programming principles covered in class.

3 Feature Requirements
3.1 GUI Enhancements (15 marks)
• Implement GUI screens that allow:
– To browse the canteen menu, including item details (name, price, and availability), through an easy-
to-navigate interface.
– To view pending orders, displaying details such as order number, items ordered, and status (e.g.,
preparing, out for delivery).
– The GUI will only DISPLAY the menu and pending orders and will not allow updates to their status.
Updates and all other operations shall only be done through CLI. There should be at least two pages
in the GUI: one for the menu and another for pending orders. Additional pages are optional.
– First, the method for the CLI shall be run, followed by the method for the GUI during the demo.
There will not be parallel execution. Data exchange between the CLI and GUI should be managed
through I/O Stream Management to ensure that updates performed via the CLI are reflected in the
GUI. The GUI does not modify data but serves solely as a display interface.
• More details:
– Use a GUI library of your choice. You may use:
∗ AWT/Swing: Create interfaces using JPanel, JFrame, JTable, etc., for simpler and straight-
forward GUIs.
∗ JavaFX: You can use components like TableView, ListView, and Scene Builder for a modern
look and feel.
– Include interactive elements such as:
∗ Button for navigation (e.g., to switch from menu page to orders page).
∗ Tables or lists to display menu items and orders.
∗ Options for admins to update order quantity and status.
– Ensure the design is user-friendly and intuitive.
3.2 I/O Stream Management (20 marks)
• Implement file handling to manage user and order data:
– Save order histories for every user: Use file handling to store the order history of each user
ensuring that the order details (such as food items, quantity and price) are saved in a structured
format.
– Manage users by retrieving their data or registering new users: Implement functionality to
read and write user data from a file. When users log in, their data should be retrieved and when new
users register, their details should be appended to the file. The system should handle both existing
and new users efficiently.

3.3 JUnit Testing (15 marks)


• Implement JUnit tests to ensure the system behaves as expected in various scenarios:

– Ordering out-of-stock items: Test the system’s ability to prevent customers from ordering items
that are out of stock. The test should simulate placing an order for an unavailable item and verify
that the appropriate error message is displayed and the order is not processed.
– Invalid login attempts: Test the login functionality by simulating invalid login attempts such as
entering incorrect usernames or passwords. The test should ensure that the system responds with
the correct error message and does not grant access to the user.

4 Marking Scheme
• GUI Implementation: 15 marks

• I/O Stream File Management: 20 marks


• JUnit Testing: 15 marks

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