The document provides instructions for a graded exercise to create an object-oriented diagram for the human body with at least 15 objects and 4 levels deep. It must show the states/attributes and behaviors/functions of each object, indicating which object performs each function. Return types and parameters of functions should be included along with default values of objects. The completed exercise is due after Humanities Week.

1. CS3 Graded Exercise
• Create an OOP diagram for the human body (see example image below)
• Your diagram must be at least 4 levels deep (like example) and must contain at least 15 objects
• Indicate the states/attributes of the object and the behaviors/functions they posses
• Be mindful of which object must performs the function. For instance, in the example below the function
eat is performed by the mouth since it involves both the teeth and tongue
• Indicate the return types and parameters of your functions (if any)
• Indicate the default values of your objects (if any)
• You can submit it handwritten or printed out
• This is due on the meeting after Humanities Week
• This exercise is individual
Example:
Body
CardiovascularSystem cs
DigestiveSystem ds
DigestiveSystem
CardiovascularSystem
Mouth mouth
Hear heart
Intestine small_intestine
Blood blood
Intestine large_intestine
Mouth
Tooth[] teeth Heart
Intestine
Tongue tongue int heart_rate
int length
void drink(Drink d) void pump()
void eat(Food f)
Blood
Tooth int amount
String color int red_blood_cells
int white_blood_cells
Tongue
int size
void lick(Food f)