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enum field { name, course, grade }; std::string student[3]; student[name] = "Joe Bloggs"; student[course] = "C++ Programming"; student[grade] = "A+";
Of course. It would be no problem at all for the average college student studying information technology. Of course it would be unethical, but that is your problem.
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The number of courses, total credit hours, for one student for an individual semester.
enum field { name, course, grade }; std::string student[3]; student[name] = "Joe Bloggs"; student[course] = "C++ Programming"; student[grade] = "A+";
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mp stands for modified program, it means that the mark/course material is changed according to the ablilities of the student.
An online institute would like you to develop a Java program to determine the chargepayable by its students. A student may enroll in one or more courses. The following arethe fees charged to the students based on the types of courses taken: . Course Type Fees Per CourseElectrical Eng. (E) . 850.00Mechanical Eng. (M) 895.00Petroleum Eng. (P) 210.00 ICT(I) 132.75Your job is to write a program to read in a student's id (integer). After entering the id fora student, your program should read in the course type (single character) followed by thenumber of courses of that course type. The student might be enrolled in more than onecourse type. Your program should therefore ask if there are any more inputs for thisstudent. If the response is Y (for Yes), then your procedure should ask for the name of thenext course type followed by the number of courses taken in that course type. Thisprocess should continue until the response is N, indicating that there are no more coursesthat the student is enrolled in.After processing all the inputs for a given student, your procedure should output the student's id along with the total amount payable.After processing all the data for one student, your program should ask if there are anymore students to be processed. Continue the above process as long as the response to thisquestion is Y.Your program should validate all responses to questions as well as the course type.Create a method that will accept as input the character and the number of courses of that course type and return the fee based on the criteria given.
Of course. It would be no problem at all for the average college student studying information technology. Of course it would be unethical, but that is your problem.
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A bachelor's degree is designed as a four year program of study, provided the student takes the program as a full-time student and as prescribed by the college or university. There is a balance of liberal arts courses, as well as program specific course work depending on the chosen field of study. The credit requirements are typically between 124 and 128 depending on the program of study.
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The Silicon Valley university database stores details about university students, courses, the semester a student took a particular course (and his mark and grade if he completed it), and what degree program each student is enrolled in. The database is a long way from one that'd be suitable for a large tertiary institution, but it does illustrate relationships that are interesting to query, and it's easy to relate to when you're learning SQL. We explain the requirements next and discuss their shortcomings at the end of this section.Consider the following requirements list:The university offers one or more programs.A program is made up of one or more courses.A student must enroll in a program.A student takes the courses that are part of her program.A program has a name, a program identifier, the total credit points required to graduate, and the year it commenced.A course has a name, a course identifier, a credit point value, and the year it commenced.Students have one or more given names, a surname, a student identifier, a date of birth, and the year they first enrolled. We can treat all given names as a single object-for example, "John Paul."When a student takes a course, the year and semester he attempted it are recorded. When he finishes the course, a grade (such as A or B) and a mark (such as 60 percent) are recorded.Each course in a program is sequenced into a year (for example, year 1) and a semester (for example, semester 1).The ER diagram derived from our requirements is shown in Figure 4-12. Although it is compact, the diagram uses some advanced features, including relationships that have attributes and two many-to-many relationships.In our design:Student is a strong entity, with an identifier, student_id, created to be the primary key used to distinguish between students (remember, we could have several students with the same name).Program is a strong entity, with the identifier program_id as the primary key used to distinguish between programs.Each student must be enrolled in a program, so the Student entity participates totally in the many-to-one EnrollsIn relationship with Program. A program can exist without having any enrolled students, so it participates partially in this relationship.Figure 4-12. The ER diagram of the university databaseA Course has meaning only in the context of a Program, so it's a weak entity, with course_id as a weak key. This means that a Course is uniquely identified using its course_id and the program_id of its owning program.As a weak entity, Course participates totally in the many-to-one identifying relationship with its owning Program. This relationship has Year and Semester attributes that identify its sequence position.Student and Course are related through the many-to-many Attempts relationships; a course can exist without a student, and a student can be enrolled without attempting any courses, so the participation is not total.When a student attempts a course, there are attributes to capture the Year and Semester, and the Mark and Grade.
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The amount of study time will be particular to each individual student, the program of study, course content, and the ability of the student to assimilate the knowledge contained therein. In short, whatever it takes to get the job done.