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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

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Calculate the final marks for a student in Program Design and Implementation and
Foundation Mathematics modules. You should take marks from a user for all of the below
mentioned assessments out of 100, and calculate and display the final marks and grade
of both modules based on the weightage (percentage) of each assessment and the grade
given below:
1- Program Design and Implementation Assessments Percentage:
In-Class Test : 16%
Written Exam : 24%
Coursework (Portfolio): 60%
2- Engineering Experimentation Assessments Percentage:
Written Exam-1 : 13%
Written Exam-2: 75%
Coursework: 12%
Grade:
0-39 = F
40-49= C
50-59= B
60-69= B+
70-79= A
80-100=A+

Sample Input and output:
“Welcome to Grade Calculation.”
Program Design and Implementation Marks Entry
Enter In-Class Test Marks = 50
Enter Written Exam Marks = 60
Enter Coursework Marks = 65
Foundation Mathematics Marks Entry
Enter Written Exam-1 Marks = 40
Enter Written Exam-2 Marks = 55
Enter Coursework Marks = 60
Final Marks in Program Design and Implementation: 61.4
Program Design and Implementation Grade: B+
Final Marks in Foundation Mathematics: 53.65
Foundation Mathematics Grade: B

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