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    Lecture Activities 4.1 To 4.7

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    The document provides instructions for several lecture activities involving flowcharting and pseudocode. The activities focus on creating program plans, algorithms, and flowcharts/pseudocodes to solve problems using different programming structures like sequence, selection, and iteration. The problems include calculating circle measurements from radius, swapping variable values, payroll deductions based on civil status, product classification by weight, converting decimals to binary, calculating electric bills based on usage tiers, and storing credit card holder codes.

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    Lecture Activities 4.1 To 4.7

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    The document provides instructions for several lecture activities involving flowcharting and pseudocode. The activities focus on creating program plans, algorithms, and flowcharts/pseudocodes to solve problems using different programming structures like sequence, selection, and iteration. The problems include calculating circle measurements from radius, swapping variable values, payroll deductions based on civil status, product classification by weight, converting decimals to binary, calculating electric bills based on usage tiers, and storing credit card holder codes.

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    The document provides instructions for several lecture activities involving flowcharting and pseudocode. The activities focus on creating program plans, algorithms, and flowcharts/pseudocodes to solve problems using different programming structures like sequence, selection, and iteration. The problems include calculating circle measurements from radius, swapping variable values, payroll deductions based on civil status, product classification by weight, converting decimals to binary, calculating electric bills based on usage tiers, and storing credit card holder codes.

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    Lecture Activities 4.1 To 4.7

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    Bello, Romalaine Anne C.
    The document provides instructions for several lecture activities involving flowcharting and pseudocode. The activities focus on creating program plans, algorithms, and flowcharts/pseudocodes to solve problems using different programming structures like sequence, selection, and iteration. The problems include calculating circle measurements from radius, swapping variable values, payroll deductions based on civil status, product classification by weight, converting decimals to binary, calculating electric bills based on usage tiers, and storing credit card holder codes.

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    Good Luck!

    Assessment

    Name: ____________________________________ Year Level: _____________

    Section: ___________________________________ Date: ____________________

    Lecture Activity 4.1: Flowcharting (Sequence Structure)

    Instructions: Create a program plan, an algorithm, and draw a flowchart that uses
    sequence structure, that would accept a radius of a circle and compute its area,
    circumference and diameter. Use constant declaration.

    Area = pi * radius2
    Circumference = 2 * pi * radius
    Diameter = 2 * radius

    Program Plan

    Required Output

    Available Input

    Processing Requirements

    Algorithm
    Flowchart
    Lecture Activity 4.2: Flowcharting (Sequence Structure)

    Instructions: Create a program plan, an algorithm, and draw a flowchart that uses
    sequence structure, that would accept two (2) numbers represented by X and Y. Print
    the two numbers after interchanging their values.

    Program Plan

    Required Output

    Available Input

    Processing Requirements

    Algorithm
    Flowchart
    Good Luck!
    Assessment

    Name: ____________________________________ Year Level: _____________

    Section: ___________________________________ Date: ____________________

    Lecture Activity 4.3: Flowcharting (Selection Structure)

    Given is GROSS_PAY. Draw a flowchart that will compute for DEDUCTIONS and
    NET_PAY for employee’s weekly payroll. Consider the following conditions:

    If Civil Status = ‘SINGLE’


    DEDUCTIONS = GROSS_PAY * 0.03
    If Civil Status = ‘MARRIED’
    DEDUCTIONS = GROSS_PAY * 0.06
    If Civil Status = ‘WIDOW’
    DEDUCTIONS = GROSS_PAY * 0.05
    If Civil Status = ‘HEAD OF THE FAMILY’
    DEDUCTIONS = GROSS_PAY * 0.02

    Using the formula:


    [NET_PAY = GROSS_PAY – DEDUCTIONS]

    Program Plan

    Required Output

    Available Input

    Processing Requirements

    Algorithm
    Flowchart

    Lecture Activity 4.4: Flowcharting (Selection Structure)

    A company classifies its products by weight as follows:

    CLASS A – 12 pounds or over


    CLASS B – 5 to 11 pounds
    CLASS C – less than 5 pounds

    Show the logic of determining into which class to place an item.

    Program Plan

    Required Output

    Available Input
    Processing Requirements

    Algorithm
    Flowchart
    Good Luck!
    Assessment
    Name: ____________________________________ Year Level: _____________

    Section: ___________________________________ Date: ____________________

    Lecture Activity 4.5: Flowcharting (Iteration Structure)

    Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart that will convert a given decimal number (N10)
    to its equivalent binary number (N2).

    Program Plan

    Required Output

    Available Input

    Processing Requirements

    Algorithm
    Flowchart
    Lecture Activity 4.6: Flowcharting (Iteration Structure)

    An electric company bases its charges on two rates, customers are charged
    P25.00 per kilowatt-hour for the first 300 kilowatt-hours used in a month and P30.00 each
    for all kilowatt-hours used thereafter. Compute for the amount due from a customer
    after reading the kilowatt-hours used. Assume that there are 100 records of customers.

    Program Plan

    Required Output

    Available Input

    Processing Requirements

    Algorithm
    Flowchart
    Good Luck!
    Assessment

    Name: ____________________________________ Year Level: _____________

    Section: ___________________________________ Date: ____________________

    Lecture Activity 4.7: Design Tools €Pseudocode)

    Instruction: Create a program plan, algorithm, flowchart and pseudocode for the
    following cases:

    A department store classifies its credit card holders as to local, national and
    international. A local card holder resides in Metro Manila, a national, anywhere in the
    Philippines and an international, anywhere in the world. The programmer must store a
    code 01, 02 and 03 for local, national and international card holders respectively. The
    program is to read the cards and store the proper code in each card.

    Program Plan

    Required Output

    Available Input
    Processing Requirements

    Algorithm
    PSEUDOCODE

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