Minimum set of operations:

• Log into the application, entering a student's id and password. If successful, this student becomes the active student. If the student id and password don't match, there should be some kind of message saying that the login was unsuccessful.

• Display all courses that the active student has taken, sorted either by course number or date taken. The display should include the semester the course was taken, and the grade received.

• Display all GPS requirements for the active student, which will depend upon the program in which they are enrolled. You may display this in the form of showing 1) required classes for the program, and 2) optional classes for the program. The Programs table contains a field showing the number of optional courses for each program, and the Requirements Table shows which courses are optional courses for a particular program, so you can say "And # course from <<list>>"

• If the active student has not satisfied all requirements for the program in which they are enrolled, describe why in detail. List the required courses that have not been taken, and say how many optional courses remain, and provide a list of optional courses for their program that the student has not taken.

Minimum set of operations:

• All requirements from Phase 1

• Allow the student to plan a tentative semester course schedule by:
  1. Selecting a semester and year
  2. Selecting courses for that semester from a list. The list should contain courses that the student has not taken, or has planned to take in an earlier semester. The list should only contain courses for which the student has either already met the prerequisites, or will meet the prerequisites by a course they have planned to take in an earlier semester.
  3. Deleting courses from a planned schedule. If that course is a prerequisite for a planned course in a later semester, that course should be deleted as well, and an informative message displayed.
  4. Checking whether the courses already taken and the tentative schedule together satisfy the student's program requirements.

• Allow the student to display his/her tentative schedule over time. In other words, show the classes planned for all future semesters.