Class Presentation - Evaluating Object-Oriented Programming You manage the information technology department at National Insurance, a worldwide insurance company that specializes in high-risk policies. For the past 40 years, the company has used COBOL, a procedural language, to develop new systems, such as payroll, accounts receivable, and accounts payable. Because of extensive maintenance over the years, the programs have become sluggish and difficult to maintain. Your department is about to begin a five-year major overhaul of all the current systems. Your senior advisors in the department have recommended that the company move to an object-oriented language to replace the current systems. You are not sure that this is best for the company. Use the Web and/or print media to research the advantages and disadvantages of object-oriented programming. Use your findings to create a presentation that addresses the following questions: How difficult is it for procedural language programmers and system analysts to switch to an object-oriented language? Which is easier to implement, systems implemented in a procedural language or an object-oriented language? Why? Which would you recommend for your company?