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The document outlines a C programming assignment for students at Mount Alvernia High School's Business Department, focusing on creating a program that manages student grades for Math, English, and Science. It specifies requirements such as using arrays for grade storage, implementing a menu with a loop and switch statement, and ensuring proper input handling and error management. The grading criteria include program structure, functionality, code readability, and overall program performance, totaling 20 points.

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Functions Question

The document outlines a C programming assignment for students at Mount Alvernia High School's Business Department, focusing on creating a program that manages student grades for Math, English, and Science. It specifies requirements such as using arrays for grade storage, implementing a menu with a loop and switch statement, and ensuring proper input handling and error management. The grading criteria include program structure, functionality, code readability, and overall program performance, totaling 20 points.

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Mount Alvernia High School

Business Department
COMPUTER SCIENCE (MODULE 3)

Write a C program that will show a menu giving the option to student name a submit term grade
and final for each subject (Math, English & Science). Calculate the average per subject,
calculate overall average for the student. Display the grades per subject and the dispay the for
overall average.
NB: Ensure each grade is stored within their own array. Please use return functions, switches
and appropriate constructs.

Criteria Description Points Grade

 The program is well-structured with clear


1. Program Structure separation of functions. 2

 Correctly prompts for and receives student


name and grades.
 Uses appropriate data types (e.g., float for
2. Input Handling grades). 2

 Implements a menu using a loop and


switch statement.
 Provides options for inputting grades,
3. Menu Implementation calculating averages, and exiting. 2

 Correctly collects term and final grades for


each subject.
4. Functionality  Stores grades in separate arrays for term
of inputGrades and final grades. 3

 Correctly calculates the average for each


subject.
5. Functionality  Uses pointers to return the average
of calculateAverages values. 3

 Correctly displays the average grades for


6. Functionality each subject.
of displayGrades  Displays the overall average correctly. 2

 Code is well-commented and easy to read.


 Uses meaningful variable and function
7. Code Readability names. 2
 Handles invalid input gracefully (e.g., non-
8. Error Handling numeric input). 2

9. Overall Program  The program runs without errors and


Functionality produces the expected output. 2

Total 20

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