Dec 6, 2008

IT 226-Data Struct & Algo Requirements

Class Requirements for the Month of December 2008

BSIT 2 – A----------------------> BSIT 2A

  1. Write a program using standard string functions that accepts a price of an item and display its coded value base on the following keys:

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

X O M A C H I N E S

Sample Output:

Enter price: 489.50

Code Value: CES.HX

  1. Write a program using string functions that will accept the name of the capital as input value and will display the corresponding country.

Capitals Countries

Manila Philippines

Rome Italy

Moscow U.S.S.R

Washington United States

NOTE: Answer the problems above using TC. Write your answers on “2-piece” plain papers, first page will be for Problem 1, second page for Problem2. Do not forget to write your name. No need to computerize it, hand written will be accepted. Submit your answers before Christmas Vacation. No answers will be marked ZERO for this undertaking. STRICTLY: Late papers will not be accepted. Stapled papers will be good enough; do not place it in folder. Make use of your 2-weeks time wisely. Please follow instructions (as stated line-by-line in this paragraph). God Bless.

LABORATORY CLASS

Laboratory Assignment #1

Develop a program that determines if a department store customer has exceeded the credit limit on a charge account. For each customer, the following facts are available:

· Account Number

· Balance at the beginning of the month

· Total of all items charged by this customer this month

· Total Amount of items

· Paid Amount/total credit applied

· Allowed credit limit

The program should input as integer each of these facts, calculate the new balance (equals beginning balance + charges this month – credits), display the new balance and determine if the new balance exceeds the customer’s credit limit. For those customers whose credit limit is exceeded, the program should display the message, “Credit Limit Exceeded”, else, “Thank you for Shopping”.

Laboratory Assignment #2

Write a program that uses looping to print the following table of values:

N

10*N

100*N

1000*N

1

2

3

4

5

10

20

30

40

50

100

200

300

400

500

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

NOTE: The above problems are some of the midterm laboratory requirements. The first thing to do is to create and compile it on your preferred basic compiler e.g. Turbo C. Next is to convert or translate the codes created using TC into CPP file. From CPP you should convert it into Visual Basic programs using Console Application. It is therefore assumed, that you will submit and present SIX types of “run able” programs. Checking will be done at the laboratory (next year-2009) for those who wish to create there. However, if you can be able to work and perform it outside the campus, we can have the evaluation at the eng’g office (if PC’s available).

BSIT 2 – B -------------------------------> BSIT 2B

  1. Write a program using standard string functions that accepts a coded value of an item and display its equivalent tag price base on the following keys:

X O M A C H I N E S

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Sample Output:

Enter coded value: CES.HX

Tag Price: 489.50

  1. Write a program using string functions that will accept a place in CARAGA Region as input value and will display the corresponding Province.

Place Province

Bislig Surigao del Sur

Trento Agusan del Sur

Ampayon Agusan del Norte

Poblacion Surigao del Norte

NOTE: Answer the problems above using TC. Write your answers on “2-piece” plain papers, first page will be for Problem 1, second page for Problem2. Do not forget to write your name. No need to computerize it, hand written will be accepted. Submit your answers before Christmas Vacation. No answers will be marked ZERO for this undertaking. STRICTLY: Late papers will not be accepted. Stapled papers will be good enough; do not place it in folder. Make use of your 2-weeks time wisely. Please follow instructions (as stated line-by-line in this paragraph). God Bless.

LABORATORY CLASS

Laboratory Assignment #1

Develop a program that determines of a student could proceed to the next level of learning (4th year). For each student, the following facts are available:

    1. Student number/id
    2. English Grade
    3. Filipino Grade
    4. Math Grade
    5. Science Grade
    6. P.E. Grade

The program should calculate for the general average of a student, display the average and determine if he could proceed to the next level of learning. For students whose general average is below 85, the program should display the message “Sorry, you have to repeat this level of learning before you can proceed to 4th year”, else “Congrats, you’re qualified for the next level”

Laboratory Assignment #2

Write a program that calculates the squares and cubes of the number 0 to 5 and prints the resulting values in table format as follows:

Number

Square

Cube

0

1

2

3

4

5

0

1

4

9

16

25

0

1

8

27

64

125


NOTE: The above problems are some of the midterm laboratory requirements. The first thing to do is to create and compile it on your preferred basic compiler e.g. Turbo C. Next is to convert or translate the codes created using TC into CPP file. From CPP you should convert it into Visual Basic programs using Console Application. It is therefore assumed, that you will submit and present SIX types of “run able” programs. Checking will be done at the laboratory (next year-2009) for those who wish to create there. However, if you can be able to work and perform it outside the campus, we can have the evaluation at the eng’g office (if PC’s available).

IT 421 - Client Server Requirements

IT 421 – Client Server Programming for the month of December

Programming using visual basic 6.0 is not just creating designs and inserting codes into the controls, but also analyzing the codes to come up with the correct designs. This activity will enhance your analyzes skill and this activity will serve as your laboratory activity number 2. As much as the subject is concerned, it is assumed that the following systems contain client and server. Analyze the code and answer the questions that follow after it. This is individual.

CLIENT SERVER SYSTEMS Activity 2

Instructions:

  1. Create a vb project for Server system and another (separate) project for Client System.
  2. Add the tool/control Microsoft Winsock 6.0 in your toolbox from your project components.
  3. Drag the added control to your server and client project forms.
  4. Create the design as shown below, and input the codes.

SYSTEM 1

Controls Description

Label1 = Message to the client

Label2 = Message from the client

Text1 = txtSenderMsg

Text2 = txtReceiverMsg

Text1 Multiline = True

Text1 ScrollBars = Vertical

Text2 Multiline = True

Text2 ScrollBars = Vertical

Winsock1 = wsckServer

Command1 = cmdSend

Codes

Private Sub cmdSend_Click()

Dim msg As String

msg = txtSenderMsg

wsckServer.SendData msg

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Activate()

wsckServer.LocalPort = "1001" 'any number defined as a Port Number as same as in the Client Program

wsckServer.Listen

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Terminate()

wsckServer.Close

End Sub

Private Sub wsckServer_ConnectionRequest(ByVal requestID As Long)

If wsckServer.State <> sckClosed Then wsckServer.Close

wsckServer.Accept requestID

End Sub

Private Sub wsckServer_DataArrival(ByVal bytesTotal As Long)

Dim msg As String

wsckServer.GetData msg

txtReceiverMsg = msg

End Sub

SYSTEM 2

Controls Description

Label1 = Message to the Server

Label2 = Message from the server

Text1 = txtSenderMsg

Text2 = txtReceiverMsg

Text1 Multiline = True

Text1 ScrollBars = Vertical

Text2 Multiline = True

Text2 ScrollBars = Vertical

Winsock1 = wsckServer

Command1 = cmdSend

Codes

Private Sub optConnect_Click()

End Sub

Private Sub optDisConnect_Click()

wsckClient.Close

optConnect.Enabled = True

optDisconnect.Enabled = False

txtSenderMsg.Enabled = False: txtReceiverMsg.Enabled = False

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Activate()

wsckClient.RemoteHost = "192.168.1.138"

wsckClient.RemotePort = "1001

wsckClient.Connect

End Sub

Private Sub wsckClient_DataArrival(ByVal bytesTotal As Long)

Dim msg As String

wsckClient.GetData msg

txtReceiverMsg = msg

End Sub

Private Sub cmdSend_Click()

On Error GoTo last

wsckClient.SendData txtSenderMsg

Exit Sub

last:

If Err.Number = 40006 Then

MsgBox "Not connected, Try again"

End If

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Terminate()

wsckClient.Close

End Sub

Questions:

  1. Determine which is the Client System and the Server System from two systems presented above. Why? Justify your answer.
  2. From question 1, create the DESIGN (illustrate) for Client and for Server.
  3. Discuss how the controls and its equivalent descriptions being performed for the client and the server system. Example: Label1 = Message to the Client. Why does it set as shown, where should I perform it? E.g. design window mode, code window, property window, explorer window and etc. Step-by-step explanation is encouraged.
  4. Discuss the general performance of the systems. How these perform things. What’s the role of client to the server and vice versa?
  5. Discuss the scope of the systems. Is it specified command or user-defined command and etc.
NOTE: No text and paragraph formats required, but don’t forget the FrontPage which will contains the names of students, course, date submitted, subject Description and the words “ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS”. Submit your computerized clear answers on a maximum of 10 but not less than 8 pages plain papers (excluding the frontpage) before CHRISTMAS VACATION. No answers will be marked ZERO for this undertaking. STRICTLY: Late papers will not be accepted. Stapled papers will be good enough; do not place it in folder. Make use of your 2-weeks time wisely. Please follow instructions (as stated line-by-line in this paragraph). God Bless.

IT 422-FREE ELECTIVE Requirements

Month of December 2008 Requirements

Make a decision and finalize your topics for presentation about the information systems. Carefully study the chosen system, categorize and make a discussion about the following aspects:

  1. People – who are involved in the system and what are their roles and why they are important.
  2. Hardware – what are the physical requirements, explain the use, and how these things being used in the system.
  3. Software – the logical requirements, uses, and how these things being used.
  4. Data/Information – what particular information the system’s processes, how these informations affect the business, what’s the impact of this info., how these info. being used.
  5. Processes/Rules – what are the processes the system performs and how?

Note:

Work on this activity by pair. No text and paragraph formats required, but don’t forget the FrontPage which will contains the names of students, course, date submitted, and the Information System’s Name. Submit your computerized clear answers on a minimum of 5 pages plain papers (excluding the frontpage) before CHRISTMAS VACATION. No answers will be marked ZERO for this undertaking. STRICTLY: Late papers will not be accepted. Stapled papers will be good enough; do not place it in folder. Make use of your 2-weeks time wisely. Please follow instructions (as stated line-by-line in this paragraph). God Bless.

CLASS PRESENTATION GUIDE

Include the above aspects in your presentation. Create an abstract or rationale telling why the class should listen to the said topic. Discuss the Project Statement – The Problem, present its objectives, and significance of the project. Also, include the systems analysis report – the mechanism of how the system be created as well as its processes. Systems Analysis Report should contain Systems Requirements Specification.

Sep 27, 2008

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Sep 24, 2008

RULES FOR A HAPPY LOVE AFFAIR

1) Never both be angry at the same time.

2) Never yell at each other unless the relationship is on fire.

3) If one of you has to win an argument let it be your love.

4) If you love to criticize, do it lovingly.

5) Never bring up mistakes of the past.

6) Neglect the whole world rather than each other.

7) At least once everyday try to say one kind or complimentary thing to your love one.

8) When you have done something wrong, be ready to admit and ask for forgiveness.

9) Never go home with an argument unsettled.

10)Always have love, care, & understanding everyday of the year.

Aug 1, 2008

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