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CIS266 Homework 1

This document provides instructions for homework assignment #1 which involves creating a student tuition calculator project in Visual Basic. The planning documents are worth 10 points and are due before the project which is worth 15 points. Students should copy their project files to the R drive and turn in a printed copy of their code and this sheet. The project requires designing an interface to calculate quarterly tuition costs for students based on credits and residency status, with costs varying according to the tables provided.

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CIS266 Homework 1

This document provides instructions for homework assignment #1 which involves creating a student tuition calculator project in Visual Basic. The planning documents are worth 10 points and are due before the project which is worth 15 points. Students should copy their project files to the R drive and turn in a printed copy of their code and this sheet. The project requires designing an interface to calculate quarterly tuition costs for students based on credits and residency status, with costs varying according to the tables provided.

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Name: _________________________

Planning Points: ______________

Project Points: ______________

Homework #1
CIS 266 – Developing Applications in Visual Basic
Student Tuition Calculator

This project is to review basic Windows Forms controls and coding in VB.Net.

Planning documents are worth 10 points; the project is worth 15 points. Planning
documents are due before your project! Turn in printouts of your planning
materials in a folder in class or to the computer resource center.

Copy your project files to the R:drive, and turn in a printed copy of your code and
this sheet. Do not include any files except those needed for your project on your
diskette.

Your project will allow students to calculate quarterly tuition. Design your interface
for easy data entry. Test to make sure any entries are valid prior to calculating
credit costs.

Tuition costs vary by credits and resident status as follows:


CREDIT Resident: Non-Resident Oper Fee Non-Resident:
AMOUNT Total Tuition (Operating, Waiver: Non U.S. Citizen
Building, and Max S&A U.S. Citizen Total Tuition (Operating,
Fees) Total Tuition (Operating, Building, and Max S&A
Building, and Max S&A Fees)
Fees)
1 to 10 Credits $80.60 per credit $93.60 per credit $252.6 per credit
$806 plus $33 per credit $936 plus $33 per credit $2526 plus $37 per credit
11 to 18 Credits
from 11 - 18 from 11 – 18 from 11 – 18
$1070 plus $73 per
Excess - 19 or $1200 plus $73 per $2822 plus $245 per
additional credit beyond
more 18 Credits* additional credit beyond 18 additional credit beyond 18
18

(Source: SPSCC — http://www.spscc.ctc.edu/admissions/costs)

4/1/2010

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