CS201 Introduction to Programming Assignment No. 1 Semester Fall 2012

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CS201 Introduction to Programming Assignment No. 1 Semester Fall 2012


Assignment No. 01
Semester: Fall 2012
CS201: Introduction to Programming Total Marks: 20

Due Date:06/11/2012

Instructions:
Please read the following instructions carefully before submitting assignment. It should be clear that your assignment will not get any credit if:

The assignment is submitted after due date.
The submitted assignment does not open or file is corrupt.
Assignment is copied(partial or full) from any source (websites, forums, students, etc)

Note: You have to upload only .cpp file. Assignment in any other format (extension) will not be accepted and will be awarded with zero marks. For example, if you submit code in .doc (Word document) or .txt files, no reward will be given in any case.

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Objective:

The objective of this assignment is to provide hands on experience of:

Basic concepts of C/C++ language and Programming
Dealing with Data types
Conditional statements of C/C++ language
Loops
Saving a program
Compiling a program
Executing the program


Guidelines:

Code should be properly indented and well commented.
Follow C/C++ rules while writing variable names, function names etc
Use only dev-C++ for this assignment.









Assignment

Problem Statement: Assessment system

You are required to write a program for Assessment system of a University. The basic idea is to calculate the GPA (Grade Point Average) of each subject and then calculate the GPA of whole semester and on the basis of that GPA calculate the grade and remarks.

Detailed Description:

You are required to take the student’s marks for three subjects(English, Calculus, and Computer) as input from the user. After that calculate the GPA of each subject and the whole semester. Assume that total marks of a subject are 100 and each subject is of 3 credit hours.

Complete Assessment system is given below:

Grade GPA Marks Obtained Remarks
A 4.00 100 % Excellent
B 3.00-3.99 75-99 % Good
C 2.00-2.99 50-75 % Satisfactory
D 1.6-1.99 40-49 % Pass
F 0.00 Below 40 % Fail

• GPA for a subject = (obtained marks / 100) * 4 where 100 is the total marks of a subject.

NOTE: If user enters less than 40 marks for a subject, the GPA of that subject should be 0.

• GPA of whole semester = multiply each grade point you receive by the number of credit hours for that course, add up the totals, and then divide by the total number of credit hours taken in that semester.

For example suppose the GPA in subject A is 2.5, in subject B 2.6, and in subject C is 3. Assuming that each subject is of 3 credit hours then GPA of whole semester will be calculated as:

= 3 * ( 2.5 + 2.6 + 3 ) / 9
= 2.7

• On the basis of Semester GPA, you have to give grade and remarks to the student

• If a student has less than 40 marks in a subject, a message should display that “you have to repeat this subject “.

• After displaying the GPA, grade and remarks, the program should ask the user if he/she wants to perform this task again. The user will be given two options (yes / no). If user enters “Y or y”, the program will start calculating the GPA, grade and remarks again. If user selects “N or n”, the program will terminate.


• If user enters Y or y as choice, the screen must be cleared before starting the whole process again. For this purpose you can use system(“cls”) function by including <conio.h> header file in the program.