Java Developer for Healthcare Scheduling App
Budget: $40 – $55 AUD
Title: Java OOP Project – Healthcare Scheduling & Appointment System
Deadline within 6 hourse (maximum) over 6 hours I won’t be able to pay even if you give me the work I won’t need it anymore.
No use of AI or CHAT GPT.
Description:
I need a Java developer to build a small console-based project for a healthcare scheduling and appointment management scenario.
The program should follow basic OOP principles and use only beginner-to-intermediate Java constructs (no advanced libraries or frameworks). No AI-generated code – it must be fully human-written and follow a simple, clear coding style as taught in a classroom.
Requirements:
• 3 classes: two in an inheritance hierarchy and one standalone.
• Each class should have attributes, constructors, getter/setter methods, and meaningful toString() methods.
• Implement method overriding where child classes override parent methods.
• Use user input (via console) to update object attributes and make decisions (if statements).
• At least one loop for processing or displaying information.
• Follow Java naming conventions (CamelCase for classes, camelCase for variables/methods).
• Code must be compatible with Visual Studio Code and Java 8+.
Deliverables:
1. Java source code file (.java).
2. Short documentation explaining:
• Purpose of each class, attributes, and methods.
• Why certain coding choices were made.
• How inheritance and method overriding were implemented.
• How user input and loops were used.
Deadline within 6 hourse (maximum) over 6 hours I won’t be able to pay even if you give me the work I won’t need it anymore.
No use of AI or CHAT GPT.
Description:
I need a Java developer to build a small console-based project for a healthcare scheduling and appointment management scenario.
The program should follow basic OOP principles and use only beginner-to-intermediate Java constructs (no advanced libraries or frameworks). No AI-generated code – it must be fully human-written and follow a simple, clear coding style as taught in a classroom.
Requirements:
• 3 classes: two in an inheritance hierarchy and one standalone.
• Each class should have attributes, constructors, getter/setter methods, and meaningful toString() methods.
• Implement method overriding where child classes override parent methods.
• Use user input (via console) to update object attributes and make decisions (if statements).
• At least one loop for processing or displaying information.
• Follow Java naming conventions (CamelCase for classes, camelCase for variables/methods).
• Code must be compatible with Visual Studio Code and Java 8+.
Deliverables:
1. Java source code file (.java).
2. Short documentation explaining:
• Purpose of each class, attributes, and methods.
• Why certain coding choices were made.
• How inheritance and method overriding were implemented.
• How user input and loops were used.