A Software Engineering student came up with the following Class diagram: Student Faculty AcademicPlan Course Tutor RegularCourse PreRequisiteCourse Provide an alternative to the Inheritance/Generalization. Based on your understanding of the domain, modify as much of the multiplicities as possible stating what it currently means and what you think it 3.1 3.2 should be. 3.3 Redraw the class diagram with the necessary modifications.

A Software Engineering student came up with the following Class diagram: Student Faculty AcademicPlan Course Tutor RegularCourse PreRequisiteCourse Provide an alternative to the Inheritance/Generalization. Based on your understanding of the domain, modify as much of the multiplicities as possible stating what it currently means and what you think it 3.1 3.2 should be. 3.3 Redraw the class diagram with the necessary modifications.

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Chapter11: Advanced Inheritance Concepts

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