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Problem Statement For Test Phase 1

The document provides details for creating an electronic grade book program that calculates a student's grade point average (GPA) from percentage marks in each course. The program should take course codes and obtained marks as input, assign a letter grade based on ranges, calculate a GPA by summing grade points and dividing by the number of courses, and output the student's grade book with grades, GPA, and remarks. Grades are assigned grade points from A to F, with A=4 points to F=0 points. The maximum possible GPA is 4.00.

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Problem Statement For Test Phase 1

The document provides details for creating an electronic grade book program that calculates a student's grade point average (GPA) from percentage marks in each course. The program should take course codes and obtained marks as input, assign a letter grade based on ranges, calculate a GPA by summing grade points and dividing by the number of courses, and output the student's grade book with grades, GPA, and remarks. Grades are assigned grade points from A to F, with A=4 points to F=0 points. The maximum possible GPA is 4.00.

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Problem Statement for Test Phase 1:

Create an electronic Grade Book that can calculate Grade Points Average using
percentage marks in each course.
Electronic Grade Books are used by teachers to store grades of individual course and to
calculate students overall GPA.
For example, the computer science class could grade with a grading system by defining
Grade and Grade Point Average. Following is the details:
1. Marks Obtained: This is a total number of marks obtained by the student in each
course. Obtained marks consist of students assignments, quizzes, midterm and
final term marks.
2. Grade: Grade of a course is awarded based on its obtained marks, recorded as
evaluative and their symbols/letters used are listed below under the Table column
Grade. There are five letter grades A, B, C, D and F. Letter grade is awarded
against a range of obtained marks. E.g. grade B will be awarded to a percentage
marks, range of 65% to 79%.
3. Grade Point Average (GPA): It is widely accepted as a measure of academic
achievement. GPA is calculated by dividing the total number of grade points
earned by the total number of letter graded credit hours attempted. Each grade
has a point value as follows: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, and F=0
Formula to Calculate GPA : Sum of all the Grade Points / Divided by number of
subjects
Procedure:
Your program will take Course Code and Obtained Marks for each course
Maximum grade point average = 4.00
Grade Marks Obtained

Remarks

80-100 %

Excellent

65-79 %

Good

50-64 %

Satisfactory

40-49 %

Pass

Below 40 %

Fail

Here is an example for GPA calculation:

You need to make input screens for the Percentage Marks obtained, and then show
student Grade Book for all subjects, GPA and remarks.
Note:
You should attempt this problem by covering all the topics of test phase 1.

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