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Project 2

The Dr.’s Office

First things first….

• Project 2:

– A Week in the life of Doctor Kildare – Handouts / Description now on Web site – Due Dates:

• Minimum Effort Due: April 28, 2002
• Full Project Due: May 12, 2002

Please, please, please

• Respect the submission dates

– ESPECIALLY FOR MIN-SUBMISSION!!!

• Read over Project carefully!

– Ask questions early.

Doctor’s Office Manager

• You are to program an office manager for a

doctor’s office.

– Your application will

• Make/cancel appointments for the doctor
• Print dr’s schedule indicating when the doctor is or

isn’t free.

• Print bills for each patient seen during the week.

Doctor’s Office Manager

• Rules:

– The doctor works M-F: 8am – 5pm – The doctor can perform a number of different procedures

• Each procedure has:

– Required length – Cost for performing – Flag indicating whether it is covered by insurance Doctor is allowed to schedule lunch

– Doctor is allowed to schedule vacation – Doctor is allowed to schedule lunch

Doctor’s Office Manager

• About Patients:

– Patients can be insured. – Types of insurance

• HMO – Patient pays a co-pay
• Private Insurance – Insurance pays for a percentage
• f a procedure
• Uninsured – Patient pays all costs of procedure

– Not all procedures are covered by insurance!!

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Doctor’s Office Manager

• Running the application

– “top” class is the OfficeManager:

– java OfficeManager procedure-file appt-file

– Where

• Procedure-file is a file listing all the procedures that the doctor

can perform

• Appt-file is a file listing appointments to be kept by the doctor.

Doctor’s Office Manager

• Procedure file

– First line indicates:

• The HMO copay
• The percentage covered by Private Insurance

– Next, for each procedure, the following info is provided:

• Procedure name
• Cost
• Whether the procedure is covered by HMO
• Whether the procedure is covered by private insurance

Doctor’s Office Manager

• Appointment file

– Lists appointments to be made. 6 types:

• SCHEDULE – Schedule an appointment for a patient
• VACATION – Schedule vacation
• LUNCH – Schedule lunch
• CANCEL – Cancel an appointment
• REPORT – Print the current appointment book
• PRINTPROC – Print a listing of all procdures

– All appointments will be in 1 hour increments

Doctor’s Office Manager

• Rules for scheduling

– Scheduling patients

• SCHEDULE will list a day, a time, and the

procedure to be performed.

• If the time requested is already booked:

– Try to book the procedure in the first available slot after the time requested – If there is no availability for the rest of the day, no appointment for this patient is scheduled

• Print a message indicating if appointment was

scheduled or not

Doctor’s Office Manager

• Rules for scheduling

– Scheduling vacation

• VACATION gives a day and time
• Vacation will be scheduled for all time slots at and after the

time requested.

• If there are other appointments already scheduled, these

appointments will be canceled.

• Print a message indicating that vacation has been schedule
• No need to print messages about canceled appointments due to

vacation scheduling

Doctor’s Office Manager

• Rules for scheduling

– Lunch scheduling

• LUNCH will list a day, a time
• If the time requested is already booked:

– Try to schedule lunch in the first available slot after the time requested – If there is no availability for the rest of the day, the doctor takes no lunch that day

• Print a message indicating if lunch was scheduled or

not

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Doctor’s Office Manager

• Rules for scheduling

– Cancellations

• CANCEL will give a day and time
• Remove the appointment (accounting for time to

perform the procedure)

• Print a cancellation message.
• Note: the test cases will guarantee that CANCEL

will always list a time when appointments are scheduled!

Doctor’s Office Manager

• Billing patients:

– After all statements in the appointment file are read and scheduled,

• A bill for each patient seen by doctor during the

week should be printed.

– Questions so far?

Classes to be implemented:

• OfficeManager

– “top” class (contains the main) – Represents an office manager that reads and schedules appoitments

• AppointmentBook

– Represents a single week of appointments. – The schedule for the doctor this week

• Appointment

– Represents an individual appointment

Classes to be implemented

• AppointmentException

– Subclass of Exception to indicate errors that

• ccur when processing appointments
• Patient

– Represents a patient

• Procedure

– Represents a procedure to be performed by the doctor on a patient

Classes to be implemented

• Insurance

– Represents a kind of insurance that a patient may have: – Abstract class with 3 subclasses:

• HMOInsurance
• PrivateInsurance
• Uninsured

– Subclasses need only override 1 method from the Insurance Superclass.

Classes to be implemented

• BinarySearchTree

– Procedures will be stored in a BinarySearchTree for efficient search – (More on BinarySearchTrees next week)

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Submissions

• Like Project 1, there will be 5

submissions:

• 1. (minimum) Insurance, Uninsured,

HMOInsurance, PrivateInsurance, Patient, Procedure

• 2. BinarySearchTree
• 3. Appointment
• 4. AppointmentBook
• 5. OfficeManager

Testing your code

• Test cases will be provided in the project’s

jar file.

• You’ll need to write your own test classes

(not to be submitted)

• If you want to verify your results:

– A special try target has been set up – project2-test

Testing your code

• try cs2-grd project2-test proc appt

– Will provide the correct results when the app is run on procedure file proc and appointment file appt

• try cs2-grd project2-test proc appt java-files

– Will run the app on on procedure file proc and appointment file appt using the java class definitions that you pass in. – Example:

• try cs2-grd project2-test proc.1 appt.1 Patient.java
• Will run the app, using your definition of Patient

– Multiple java files are allowed when using project2- test.

Questions?

• Once again

– Due Dates:

• Minimum Effort Due: April 28, 2002
• Full Project Due: May 12, 2002
• NO LATE SUBMISSIONS!