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Computer Fundamentals & Programming (Exercise)

The document contains the outputs of two laboratory exercises: 1) A program that converts miles to kilometers by multiplying the distance in miles by 1.609. 2) A program that calculates an employee's year-end bonus based on their monthly salary. If the salary is less than $1,000 the bonus is 50% of the salary. Otherwise the bonus is $1,000. Both programs include the input, output, algorithm, and flowchart for each exercise.

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Computer Fundamentals & Programming (Exercise)

The document contains the outputs of two laboratory exercises: 1) A program that converts miles to kilometers by multiplying the distance in miles by 1.609. 2) A program that calculates an employee's year-end bonus based on their monthly salary. If the salary is less than $1,000 the bonus is 50% of the salary. Otherwise the bonus is $1,000. Both programs include the input, output, algorithm, and flowchart for each exercise.

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Laboratory Outputs

ICTE 112 – Computer Fundamentals & Programming

MIRANDA, Bryan Nathaniel F. March 16, 2021


BSCE SE 1B

Midterm Exercise 03A

1. Ask for a distance in miles and convert it into distance in kilometers. Note that 1
mile is equal to 1.609 km.

Input/s: MiDistance

Output/s: KmDistance

Process:

1. KmDistance = (MiDistance)*1.609

Algorithm:

Step 1: Initialize all variables: MiDistance, KmDistance

Step 2: Read/Input the value of MiDistance

Step 3: Compute the value’s equivalent in kilometers,

where KmDistance = (MiDistance)*1.609;

Step 4: Print the value of KmDistance

Step 5: Stop

Ms. Stephanie Rose T. Basilio


Instructor, CICT
Laboratory Outputs
ICTE 112 – Computer Fundamentals & Programming

Flowchart

START

Initialize all
variables:
MiDistance,
KmDistance

Read/Input the
value of
MiDistance

KmDistance =
(MiDistance)*1.609

Print the value of


KmDistance

END

Ms. Stephanie Rose T. Basilio


Instructor, CICT
Laboratory Outputs
ICTE 112 – Computer Fundamentals & Programming

2. The ABC Manufacturing Company plans to give a year-end bonus to each of its
employees. Compute the bonus of an employee. Consider the ff. criteria: If the
employee’s monthly salary is less than 1, 000.00, the bonus is 50% of the salary; for
employees with salaries greater than or equal to 1,000.00, bonus is 1,000.00. Print out
the Name and corresponding bonus of the employee.

Input/s: Salary, Employee

Output/s: Bonus1, Bonus2

Process:

1. Bonus1 = (Salary) * 0.5


2. Bonus = 1,000.00
3. If salary < 1,000.00, then print Bonus 1
else print Bonus 2

Algorithm:

Step 1: Initialize all variables: Employee, Salary, Bonus1, Bonus2

Step 2: Read/Input the value of Employee

Step 3: Read/Input the name of Salary

Step 4: Compute the Bonus1, where Bonus1 = (Salary) * 0.5

Step 5: Compute the Bonus2, where Bonus2 = 1,000.00

Step 6: Compare the Salary to 1000, were

If Salary < 1,000.00

print the name of Employee, and the value of Bonus1

else

print the name of Employee, and the value of Bonus2

Step 7: Stop

Ms. Stephanie Rose T. Basilio


Instructor, CICT
Laboratory Outputs
ICTE 112 – Computer Fundamentals & Programming

Flowchart

START

Initialize all
variables
MiDistance,
KmDistance
Read/Input the
value of Salary

Read/Input the
name of Employee

Salary

Compute the Bonus1,


where Bonus1 =
Salary * 0.5

Compute the Bonus2,


where Bonus2 =
1,000.00

Y N
If Salary is
<
1,000.00

Print the name of Print the name of


Employee, and Employee, and
value of Bonus1 value of Bonus 2

END

Ms. Stephanie Rose T. Basilio


Instructor, CICT

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