Write the Java code to calculate your 'Term GPA (TGPA)'. TGPA is calculated using following formula, New Grading System TGPA Σ=1(GP * C₁) Σ=1 Ci Score GP LG 0-39 0.00 F 40-44 2.00 I D Here, n = Total number of courses 45-49 2.25 C i="ith course 50-54 2.50 C+ 55-59 2.75 B- GP, = 'Grade Point' of 'ith course C₁ = 'Credit Hour' of 'the course GP = 'Grade Point' as 60-64 3.00 B 65-69 3.25 B+ 70-74 3.50 A- 75-79 3.75 A 80-100 4.00 A+ Page 1 of 2 Example: here, n = 4 SI# Course Code Credit Grade TGPA = ((2.25 x 3) + (4 x 3) + (0 x 1) + (2.75 x 3)) (3+3+1+3) 1 CSE111 3 C 2 CSE222 3 A+ 3 CSE333 1 F = 2.70 4 CSE444 3 B- Elaboration: Take input of 'n'. Take input of Grade of 'n' courses (ie. 'C', 'A+' etc.) and corresponding credit hours. Store 'Grade Point' table in an array. Then calculate TGPA.

Write the Java code to calculate your 'Term GPA (TGPA)'. TGPA is calculated using following formula, New Grading System TGPA Σ=1(GP * C₁) Σ=1 Ci Score GP LG 0-39 0.00 F 40-44 2.00 I D Here, n = Total number of courses 45-49 2.25 C i="ith course 50-54 2.50 C+ 55-59 2.75 B- GP, = 'Grade Point' of 'ith course C₁ = 'Credit Hour' of 'the course GP = 'Grade Point' as 60-64 3.00 B 65-69 3.25 B+ 70-74 3.50 A- 75-79 3.75 A 80-100 4.00 A+ Page 1 of 2 Example: here, n = 4 SI# Course Code Credit Grade TGPA = ((2.25 x 3) + (4 x 3) + (0 x 1) + (2.75 x 3)) (3+3+1+3) 1 CSE111 3 C 2 CSE222 3 A+ 3 CSE333 1 F = 2.70 4 CSE444 3 B- Elaboration: Take input of 'n'. Take input of Grade of 'n' courses (ie. 'C', 'A+' etc.) and corresponding credit hours. Store 'Grade Point' table in an array. Then calculate TGPA.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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