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I expect at least 90 points.Project 1 RubricProject 1 RubricCriteriaRatingsPtsThis criterion is linked to a learning outcomePseudocode or flowchart7.0 PtsClearly outlines your logic for the add button and show list features5.0 PtsYour logic is a bit hard to follow4.0 PtsPartially completed0.0 PtsNot submitted7.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a learning outcomeUser Interface10.0 PtsJavaFX GUI is reasonably clean and prompts for input are clear7.0 PtsLayout is messy or its hard to figure out how to use4.0 PtsPartially completed, missing controls, etc.0.0 PtsNot submitted10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a learning outcomeCustomer class10.0 PtsFull MarksHas required properties, getters/setters, constructor(s) and any other methods necessary.5.0 PtsHas syntax errors or other major problems0.0 PtsNot submitted10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a learning outcomeProgram must use a queue5.0 PtsProgram uses a queue.3.0 PtsOther data structure used0.0 PtsNot submitted5.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a learning outcomeWait time5.0 PtsFull Marks4.0 PtsMissing either total or average wait time3.0 PtsMissing both average and total wait time.0.0 PtsNot submitted5.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a learning outcomeOperation10.0 PtsProgram compiles, runs and produces the correct output for the given input.8.0 Pts1 minor logical error7.0 Pts2 - 3 minor logical errors5.0 PtsRuntime or other major errors0.0 PtsNot submitted10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a learning outcomeJava code3.0 PtsIn general, Java code is clear and easy to follow such as descriptive variable names, appropriate comments, appropriate coding structures (loops, selection, etc.). Required2.0 PtsCode is hard to follow0.0 PtsNot submitted3.0 ptsTotal points: 50.0 cs282project1.pdf Unformatted Attachment Preview Cuyamaca College CS-282 Spring 2019 Project 1 John Gerstenberg, Instructor Learning Objectives      Queues Classes Random Numbers Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) Program design and development skills Overview This project is intended to give you some experience working with queues. A JavaFX GUI is required. Besides use in computer systems for things like the print queue, queues are commonly used in the business world to ensure customers are served in the order they arrive. For this application, you will implement a simple waiting list for a restaurant. This isn’t a real practical application since customers will simply be added to the queue not immediately visible) with a simulated wait time and the entire queue will be displayed with the Show Queue button. The goal here is to get some experience with fundamental queue operations. Your solution should have reasonable error checking and data validation. A flowchart or pseudocode is required. You may use any of the Java queue code presented in chapter 20. You may use any of the JavaFX GUI code presented in chapters 14 – 16. Exercise Implement a restaurant waiting list application with the following features/functionality:  Inputs for guest name, and number of people in the party. Additionally, you will generate a random number to simulate the time the guest spent waiting for a table. To keep things simple, you may assume wait times are whole minutes with a 1 minute minimum and 60 minute maximum. You will implement a class called Customer to hold this information. You will need an Add button to add guests to the queue.  Label controls to show the total time spent by all guests waiting. You will also compute and display the average wait time for all guests as guests get added to the list.  Show Queue button that will show all guest names, number of persons in the party and time they spent waiting. You will use the poll() method to retrieve each guest’s information from the queue. This feature is intended more for test/debug purposes to ensure proper queue operation. Guests must display in a first in, first out (FIFO) order. You may use a ListView or TextArea to display the queue. Grading Criteria: Deliverable Pseudocode or a flowchart User Interface Points 7 Customer class 10 Queue Wait time 5 5 Operation 10 Java code 3 Total 10 Breakdown Clearly outlines your logic for the add button and show list features. JavaFX GUI is reasonably clean and prompts for input are clear. Has required properties, getters/setters, constructor(s) and any other methods necessary. Program uses a queue. Total and average wait times are displayed and are updated when a new guest is added to the queue. Program compiles, runs and produces the correct output for the given input. In general, Java code is clear and easy to follow such as descriptive variable names, appropriate comments, appropriate coding structures (loops, selection, etc.). Required data structures and/or algorithms are properly coded. 50 Upload a zip file with the entire folder structure and all files needed to open, compile and run your application in NetBeans to Canvas. ... Purchase answer to see full attachment