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CSCI110
– Fundamentals of Computer Science
Homework Assignments
Winter 2022
Instructions for your lab report.
1. You need to create a cover page formatted as following:
(
Notes:
The cover page needs to be typed and printed)
CSCI110 – Fundamentals of Computer Science
MT SAC College
CSCI110
Lab #: __________________
Description: ______________________
______________________
______________________
Due Date: ___________________
Name: _______________________
Grade: _______________________
Notes: ______________________
CSCI110 – Fundamentals of Computer Science
Requirements for your lab reports
Your submission should include:
1. The cover page
2. The listing of the source code (See details shown below)
3. A screenshot of your program execution
The source code should be organized and presented as:
1. Prolog
a. Program Description
b. Author
c. Input variables
d. Process Flow
e. Output variables
2. A listing of source code with internal comments
Programming requirements:
1. Your program needs to be user-friendly and easy to understand.
2. You need to follow the book’s and my instructions to code your program – no deviation. If you have any questions, please let me know.
CSCI110 – Fundamentals of Computer Science
Homework Assignments
Winter 2022
Lab 1A
Requirements:
Please work on p1.6 on page 26.
Test cases:
1. Please produce the report based on the book’s instructions.
1. Initial principal = 10000 (Please prompt the user for this amount)
1. Print ‘”New balance = “ for 3 years.
Due date: January 11, 2022
Submission includes 1) cover page 2) source listing 3) screen shot of program execution.
CSCI110 – Fundamentals of Computer Science
Lab 1B
Requirements:
Please work on p2.21 on page 69. You need to work on both conditions – the first time is earlier than the second time and the first time is later than the second time. There is no extra credit given for this lab.
Test cases:
1. You need to test both conditions mentioned in the requirements.
1. You need to print a user-friendly message showing the difference between these two times. Do not follow the book by simply printing “8 hours and 30 minutes”.
Due date: January 11, 2022
Submission includes 1) cover page 2) source listing 3) screen shot of program execution.
CSCI110 – Fundamentals of Computer Science
Lab 2A
Requirements: Please work on p3.9 on page 119. Also, show at least 9 test cases (i.e., A, A-, B+, C-, D+, D-, F, etc.)
Test cases: You need to test at least 9 cases out of all possible grades (A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, F, F+, F-). Also, you need to test A+, F+, and F- (See Notes for more information.)
Due date: TBD
Submission includes 1) cover page 2) source listing 3) Screen shot of program execution.
Notes:
A+ = 4
F+ = 0
F- = 0
CSCI110 – Fundamentals of Computer Science
Lab 2B
Hi guys,
The first option – Please work on p4.14 on Page 182
Test cases:
1. Your program needs to prompt the user for an input string values (i.e., Harry, hairy, hare, and the).
2. Your program should produce a report with a header (i.e., Word for the first column, and Syllabus for the second column) for each column.
3. Your report should look like the following
Word Syllabus
Harry 2
hairy 2
hare 1
the 1
Due date: TBD
Submission includes 1) cover page 2) source listing 3) Screen shot of program execution.
Thanks!
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// LAB2A.cpp : This file contains the ‘main’ function. Program execution begins and ends there.
//
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
bool flag = true;
string grade;
string answer;
while (flag);
{
cout << "Please enter your grade";
cin >> grade;
if (grade == “A+”)
cout << "Your numeric score is " << "4.0" << endl;
else if (grade == "A")
cout << "Your numeric score is " << "4.0 " << endl;
else
cout << "Your numeric score is " << "unknown " << endl;
cout << "Do you want to continue (y/n) ?" << endl;
cin >> answer;
if (answer != “y”)
flag = false;
}
system(“pause”);
return 0;
}
