2. A given college of saves the data of its instructors whenever new instructor joins anyone of its department. A department instructor can be identified by the attributes instructor name, ID number, sex, academic rank, salary, department, and employment date. Assume the college wants to computerize its working way and asked you to create a C++ program to manage the instructors data. Therefore, your program should have a function to add instructor data, delete instructor data, calculate the average salary of a given department, and display data of all available instructors respectively. Finally, you have to provide a menu options to your program from which users can select the operation they want to apply on the list of instructors?

2. A given college of saves the data of its instructors whenever new instructor joins anyone of its department. A department instructor can be identified by the attributes instructor name, ID number, sex, academic rank, salary, department, and employment date. Assume the college wants to computerize its working way and asked you to create a C++ program to manage the instructors data. Therefore, your program should have a function to add instructor data, delete instructor data, calculate the average salary of a given department, and display data of all available instructors respectively. Finally, you have to provide a menu options to your program from which users can select the operation they want to apply on the list of instructors?

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter12: Adding Functionality To Your Classes

Section12.1: Providing Class I/o Capabilities

Problem 8E

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