Design and implement a Hostel Management System and the target users are admin and student. This system should allow the admin to perform basic operations such as creating, reading, updating, and deleting. Besides, students are allowed to make reservations through the system without going through all the manual processes.

The system is necessary to be designed and developed using an object-oriented approach covering object-orientation concepts and principles. In addition, a supporting document is required to reflect the design and the implementation details demonstrating the object-oriented programming concepts and their code samples.

<ol><li><p>Whether you have a roommate by choice, by necessity, or through the random selection process of your school&rsquo;s housing office, it&rsquo;s important to be able to get along with the person who shares your living space. While having a roommate offers many benefits such as making a new friend, having someone to experience a new situation like college life with, and having someone to split the cost on your own with, there are also challenges.</p><p>Some common roommate conflicts involve neatness, noise, having guests, sharing possessions, value conflicts, money conflicts, and personality conflicts (Ball State University, 2001). Read the following scenarios and answer the following questions for each one:</p><p>Scenario 1:&nbsp;Neatness. Your college dorm has bunk beds, and your roommate takes a lot of time making their bed (the bottom bunk) each morning. They have told you that they don&rsquo;t want anyone sitting on or sleeping in the bed when they are not in the room. While your roommate is away for the weekend, your friend comes to visit and sits on the bottom bunk bed. You tell your friend what your roommate said, and you try to fix the bed back before your roommate returns to the dorm. When they return, your roommate notices that the bed has been disturbed and confronts you about it.</p></li></ol>