Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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1. What is the process used to compute the general average?
2. What programming structure is used, enabling the program to select appropriate
grade remarks?
3. How many segments of the “if-else” statement are needed to show appropriate
remarks of the gen. average?
4. What logical and relational operators where used to state appropriate range of
grades?
5. l operators were used to state the appropriate range of grades?
6. Write the complete pseudocode of the program. 

The Laivenity of Mindana
Remarks
Press <Enter Key> to Re-run the Program
Press <any key> to exit
Figure 5 Computations of Grades.
Weights Assignment
First Examination
Laboratory Exercise 10%
Quizzes
10%
Second Examination
10%
10%
Third Examination
Final
10%
Laboratory Project 20%
30%
Figure 6 Weights assignment
General Average
Remarks
100 – 95
Excellent
94 - 90
Very Good
89 - 85
Good
84 - 80
Satisfactory
Fair
79- 75
Below 75
Failed
Figure 7. Equivalent Remarks.
Questions:
1. What is the process used to compute the general average?
2. What programming structure is used, enabling the program to select appropriate
grade remarks?
3. How many segments of the "if-else" statement are needed to show appropriate
remarks of the gen. average?
4. What logical and relational operators where used to state appropriate range of
grades?
5. Toperators were used to state the appropriate range of grades?
6. Write the complete pseudocode of the program.
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Transcribed Image Text:The Laivenity of Mindana Remarks Press <Enter Key> to Re-run the Program Press <any key> to exit Figure 5 Computations of Grades. Weights Assignment First Examination Laboratory Exercise 10% Quizzes 10% Second Examination 10% 10% Third Examination Final 10% Laboratory Project 20% 30% Figure 6 Weights assignment General Average Remarks 100 – 95 Excellent 94 - 90 Very Good 89 - 85 Good 84 - 80 Satisfactory Fair 79- 75 Below 75 Failed Figure 7. Equivalent Remarks. Questions: 1. What is the process used to compute the general average? 2. What programming structure is used, enabling the program to select appropriate grade remarks? 3. How many segments of the "if-else" statement are needed to show appropriate remarks of the gen. average? 4. What logical and relational operators where used to state appropriate range of grades? 5. Toperators were used to state the appropriate range of grades? 6. Write the complete pseudocode of the program. 53
ULO(2-b) Task A: Conditional Statement (if.else if)
Create a program that computes the general average and display the remarks of the
corresponding grade. Implement using if..else or laddered iflelse if conditions Program
Requirements:
1. The program will ask the user to input scores for examinations, quizzes, laboratory
exercises, and laboratory projects. Please refer to figure 5 (sample screen display).
2. It shall only accept inputs ranging from 0- 100.
3. A Base-15 grading system shall be used to compute the grades.
(raw score / no. of items) * 85 + 15;
4. Please refer to figure 3.2 for the assigned weights of each activity.
5. After keying in all inputs, the Final Grade and Remarks will be shown.
6. The program will allow to key in another set of inputs if an <Enter Key> is pressed
and exit for any other key (use ASCII code of Enter Key, 13).
7. Display the remarks as the output on the following given scale. Please refer to figure
7
VERI
DAVAD
Computation of Grades
Major Examinations (100 pts each)
First :
Second:
Quizzes (40 pts each)
Qz # 1:
Qz #2:
Qz # 3:
1946
Third :
Final :
Laboratory Exercises (50 pts each)
Exer #1
Exer # 2
Exer # 3
Exer # 4
Laboratory Project (100 pts):
Gen. Av.
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Transcribed Image Text:ULO(2-b) Task A: Conditional Statement (if.else if) Create a program that computes the general average and display the remarks of the corresponding grade. Implement using if..else or laddered iflelse if conditions Program Requirements: 1. The program will ask the user to input scores for examinations, quizzes, laboratory exercises, and laboratory projects. Please refer to figure 5 (sample screen display). 2. It shall only accept inputs ranging from 0- 100. 3. A Base-15 grading system shall be used to compute the grades. (raw score / no. of items) * 85 + 15; 4. Please refer to figure 3.2 for the assigned weights of each activity. 5. After keying in all inputs, the Final Grade and Remarks will be shown. 6. The program will allow to key in another set of inputs if an <Enter Key> is pressed and exit for any other key (use ASCII code of Enter Key, 13). 7. Display the remarks as the output on the following given scale. Please refer to figure 7 VERI DAVAD Computation of Grades Major Examinations (100 pts each) First : Second: Quizzes (40 pts each) Qz # 1: Qz #2: Qz # 3: 1946 Third : Final : Laboratory Exercises (50 pts each) Exer #1 Exer # 2 Exer # 3 Exer # 4 Laboratory Project (100 pts): Gen. Av. 52 DA
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