bacs_class, Python

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#python 2.7.12

# THE CLASS STARTS BEING DEFINED HERE
class bacs_class:
    
    teacher = ""
    name = ""
    room = ""
    
    # the schedule block will be either A-Block, B-Block, C-Block
    # D-Block, E-Block, 1st-lunch, 2nd-lunch, Tue-CIP, and Thu-CIP
    schedule_block = ""
    
    students = []
    homework = []
    classwork = []
    grades = []
    
    def __init__(self, name, teacher, room, schedule_block):
        self.name = name
        self.teacher = teacher
        self.room = room
        self.schedule_block = schedule_block
    
    def print_class_info():
        print()
    
    def set_teacher(teacher):
        self.teacher = teacher

def get_teacher():
        return self.teacher
        
    def get_class_size():
        return len(students)
       
    def add_student(name):
        self.students.append(name)
        
    def remove_student(name):
        self.students.remove(name)
        
    def add_classwork(name, description):
        self.classwork[ name ] = description
        
    def remove_classwork(name):
        del(self.classwork[name])
        
    #####
    def set_room():
                
    def get_room():
        
    def set_schedule_block():
        
    def get_schedule_block():
        
    def add_homework():
        
    def remove_homework():
    #####
    
### THIS IS THE END OF THE CLASS

varsity_coding = bacs_class("Varsity Coding", "Paul P.", "Room 106", "Thu-CIP")
varsity_coding.add_student("Haley")
varsity_coding.add_student("Dylan")
varsity_coding.add_student("Jason")
varsity_coding.add_student("Katie")

varsity_coding.add_classwork("Code Sample #1", "Analyze the code sample and tell us what it does")
varsity_coding.add_classwork("Code Sample #2", "Begin Working With Lists")

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