PF-Project01

Project Name

Student Management System

Description

• This is the final assignment of Group 2 for the Fundamentals of Programming course.
• The program runs in the console and allows users to manage basic student information using a menu.

Group Members:

Name	SETU ID
Ziyang Zhang	20119439
Yiming Huang	20119415
Tangjia Tao	20119427
Ruibo Zhou	20119438

Features

The system provides the following functions:

Operation	Description
Add Student	Add a new student by entering basic information. Each student ID must be unique.
View Students	Display all students that have been added.
Update Student	Modify the information of an existing student.
Delete Student	Remove a student from the system by ID.

Task Distribution

Tangjia Tao (20119427): Entity Class Development (Student.java)

• Responsible for designing and implementing the Student class
• Encapsulate student attributes (ID, name, age, major)
• Implement getter/setter methods and toString()
• Workload: Light, suitable for members with foundational skills

Ruibo Zhou (20119438): Data Management Module (StudentManager.java)

• Implement CRUD operations for student data
• Use ArrayList to manage the student collection
• Develop removeStudentById and findStudentById methods
• Workload: Medium, requires understanding of collection operations

Yiming Huang (20119415): User Interface Layer (Main.java)

• Design the menu system (printMenu method)
• Implement user input/output interaction logic
• Handle input validation and exception handling
• Workload: Medium, requires understanding of console interaction

Ziyang Zhang (20119439): Main Controller & Integration Testing

• Responsible for main method flow control
• Integrate all modules and perform system testing
• Write test cases and project documentation
• Workload: Heavy, requires big-picture perspective and debugging skills

AI Usage

We used AI to identify code omissions and unreasonable parts, which we then improved. For issues difficult to handle perfectly with our existing knowledge, AI helped supplement additional information to optimize the code. For example, @Override enables compile-time safety checks to ensure that the annotated method correctly overrides a method from the parent class/interface; otherwise, compilation will fail.

How to Run

Method 1: Run with JAR file

1. Make sure Java is installed on your computer
2. Double-click run.bat
3. The program will start in the console

Method 2: Run in IntelliJ IDEA

1. Open the project in IntelliJ IDEA
2. Run Main.java