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write the pseudo-code in a word document by listing the step by step what you suppose to do in main()

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From now and on yourLastName will be changed to your last name

*Step1: Read the requirement, write the pseudo-code in a word document by listing the step by step what you suppose to do in main() and then save it with the name as Project_pseudoCode_OutputPictues_yourLastName.docx

 

*Step2: 

  -start Virtual Studio C++, create the project  project name: FA2022_PROJECT_yourLastName                    

   -add .cpp file 

                        FA2022_16WeeksGradingApplication_yourLastName.cpp

 

*Step3: follow step by step in the pseudo-code to write the C++ code

*Step4: compile and run the program

*Step5: debug if there are any errors to complete the program

PROJECT REQUIREMENT

 

Provide pseudo-code and the C++ application that helps to calculate the numeric grade and determine the letter grade of students based on the scores of 7 assignment types: quizzes, homework, labs, project, discussion topic, teamwork, tests, and policy quiz as extra credit.

 

Using  the following arrays of size 7 to hold the information 7 assignment types:

 

const string ASSIGNMENT_NAMES[] = { "QUIZZES", "HOMEWORK", "LABS", "PROJECT", "TEAMWORK", "DISCUSSION TOPIC", "TESTS" };

 

int assignmentSize[7]; // to store the number of assignments each type, for example assignmentSize[6]=3 if there are 3 tests, assignmentSize[1] = 10 if there are 10 homework

 

float maxScore[7]; //to store the max scores of assignments, for example, maxScore[3] = 30 if max score of each lab is 30 points

 

float studentScores[7]; //to store the scores of students, for example studentScores[6] stores total scores of 3 student tests. studentScores[3] stores total scores of student labs

 

You may declare one string array listScores with its size of 7 to store the list of scores of each assignment type for the output. For example, users enter 3 tests score:

75.5 82.75 80.5

Then the listScores[6] = “75.5 82.75 80.5”

 

The extraCredit(float) to store the extra credit on the policy quiz

Then display the following menu:

 

FA2022_16WeeksGradingApplication_Smith.cpp

TASK OF GRADING – JAMES SMITH

--------------------------------------------------------------------

1.Grading One Student

2.Printing The Grade of One Student  

3.Printing The Grades of Class

0.Exit

 

CASE 1: GRADING  ONE STUDENT

Read course name, for example COSC1436 

 

INSIDE THE LOOP:

Read student  id, last name, first name of one student

Read the scores of 7 assignment types to store in the array studentScores and extra credit. The scores of one assignment types are provided separate by spaces. For example: if there are 3 tests then input looks like below:

78.5 80.25 82.5

The scores are read and add up together then store to the array at studentScore[6] = 241.25

To keep the list of scores of each assignment type for output, you should store the string of assignment scores     

 

Calculate the total of scores stored in the array studentScores, 

                Total student score = studentScores[0] + studentScores[1] + …+studentScores[6] + extra credit

Calculate total max scores in the array maxScore. total max score = maxScore[0]*assignmentSize[0] + maxScore[1] *assignmentSize[1]+ ….. + maxScore[6]*assignmentSize[6]

 

Calculate the numeric grade = 100 * total student score / total max score

 

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