Group Project

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Description

You have been assigned to develop a system that able to solve the problem in the

construction area Your system must able to show a menu driven program that will give

an option to user to choose the type of problem Consider the following problem

Problem one

A power station is on one side of a river that is one-half mile wide and a factory is eight

miles downstream on the other side of the river It costs RM7 per foot to run power lines

over land and RM9 per foot to run them under water Your objectives is to determine

how long the power line should run under water and how long it should run over land to

achieve the minimum total cost of laying the power line

Your program must able to identify the following

983085 The width of the river

983085 The distance of the factory downstream on the other side of the river

983085 The cost of laying the power line under water

983085 The cost of laying the power line over land

983085 The total cost of constructing the power line

983085 The length of the power line that run under water and the length that run over

land so the cost of constructing the power line is at the minimum

frac12 mile

x miles

8 miles

Power lineover land

Factor

y miles

Group Project

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Problem two

A pipe is to be carried around the right ndashangled corner of two intersecting corridors

Suppose that the widths of the two intersecting corridors are 5 feet and 8 feet Your

objective is to find the length of the longest pipe rounded to the nearest foot that can be

carried level around the right-angled corner

Write a program that able to get the input of width of both the hallways The program

also able to show the length of the longest pipe rounded to the nearest foot that can be

carried level around the right-angled corner

The length of the pipe is given by l = AB + BC = 8 sin + 5 cos where 0 lt lt π 2

Instructions

1 Your program must contain at least TEN (10) functions

2 To include a menu driven program that will show the options of problems3 No array will be used in this program But the techniques used are not limited

l

A

B

C

8

5

Group Project

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Documentation Report

Students are needed to prepare a report with the following guidelines

a) Cover page (will be provided by the lecture and be uploaded on the website)

b) Table of contents

c) Report

i Section A Variables ndash to list all variables created

ii Section B Functions

iii Section C Source code

iv Section D Output

v Section E Difficulties and Personal improvements

d) Group Memberrsquos evaluation (will be provided by the lecturer)

Format for Documentation Report

Format for normal statement

a) Font Times New Roman

b) Font size 12 pt

c) Paragrapah

i before 0 pt

ii after 0 pt

iii Line spacing 15 lines

Format for sourcecode

a) Font Courier new

b) Font size 11 pt

No Line Variables In Functions Descriptions

1 23 int count Total() to represent the total of objects

2 hellip helliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

No Line Functions Descriptions

1 15 average()to receive all values from user calculate the total

and return the average

2 hellip helliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

Group Project

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Markings

Students are marked based on the following (not limited to)

a) Creativity

b) Format for algorithm

c) C++ Code structure

d) C++ flow of processes

e) Readable issues

f) Correct code (based on question needs)

g) Correct ouput (based on program created and relevant to the questions)

h) Teamwork effort

i) Plagiarism copy outsourcing ( caused for ZERO MARKS) ndash do not ever come

for appeal

Dateline FEBRUARY 17th 2014 (MONDAY) before 5PM

Group Project

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Problem two

A pipe is to be carried around the right ndashangled corner of two intersecting corridors

Suppose that the widths of the two intersecting corridors are 5 feet and 8 feet Your

objective is to find the length of the longest pipe rounded to the nearest foot that can be

carried level around the right-angled corner

Write a program that able to get the input of width of both the hallways The program

also able to show the length of the longest pipe rounded to the nearest foot that can be

carried level around the right-angled corner

The length of the pipe is given by l = AB + BC = 8 sin + 5 cos where 0 lt lt π 2

Instructions

1 Your program must contain at least TEN (10) functions

2 To include a menu driven program that will show the options of problems3 No array will be used in this program But the techniques used are not limited

l

A

B

C

8

5

Group Project

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Documentation Report

Students are needed to prepare a report with the following guidelines

a) Cover page (will be provided by the lecture and be uploaded on the website)

b) Table of contents

c) Report

i Section A Variables ndash to list all variables created

ii Section B Functions

iii Section C Source code

iv Section D Output

v Section E Difficulties and Personal improvements

d) Group Memberrsquos evaluation (will be provided by the lecturer)

Format for Documentation Report

Format for normal statement

a) Font Times New Roman

b) Font size 12 pt

c) Paragrapah

i before 0 pt

ii after 0 pt

iii Line spacing 15 lines

Format for sourcecode

a) Font Courier new

b) Font size 11 pt

No Line Variables In Functions Descriptions

1 23 int count Total() to represent the total of objects

2 hellip helliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

No Line Functions Descriptions

1 15 average()to receive all values from user calculate the total

and return the average

2 hellip helliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

Group Project

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Markings

Students are marked based on the following (not limited to)

a) Creativity

b) Format for algorithm

c) C++ Code structure

d) C++ flow of processes

e) Readable issues

f) Correct code (based on question needs)

g) Correct ouput (based on program created and relevant to the questions)

h) Teamwork effort

i) Plagiarism copy outsourcing ( caused for ZERO MARKS) ndash do not ever come

for appeal

Dateline FEBRUARY 17th 2014 (MONDAY) before 5PM

Group Project

Faculty of Creative Media and Innovative Technology | BTT121 | Page 3 of 4

Documentation Report

Students are needed to prepare a report with the following guidelines

a) Cover page (will be provided by the lecture and be uploaded on the website)

b) Table of contents

c) Report

i Section A Variables ndash to list all variables created

ii Section B Functions

iii Section C Source code

iv Section D Output

v Section E Difficulties and Personal improvements

d) Group Memberrsquos evaluation (will be provided by the lecturer)

Format for Documentation Report

Format for normal statement

a) Font Times New Roman

b) Font size 12 pt

c) Paragrapah

i before 0 pt

ii after 0 pt

iii Line spacing 15 lines

Format for sourcecode

a) Font Courier new

b) Font size 11 pt

No Line Variables In Functions Descriptions

1 23 int count Total() to represent the total of objects

2 hellip helliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

No Line Functions Descriptions

1 15 average()to receive all values from user calculate the total

and return the average

2 hellip helliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

Group Project

Faculty of Creative Media and Innovative Technology | BTT121 | Page 4 of 4

Markings

Students are marked based on the following (not limited to)

a) Creativity

b) Format for algorithm

c) C++ Code structure

d) C++ flow of processes

e) Readable issues

f) Correct code (based on question needs)

g) Correct ouput (based on program created and relevant to the questions)

h) Teamwork effort

i) Plagiarism copy outsourcing ( caused for ZERO MARKS) ndash do not ever come

for appeal

Dateline FEBRUARY 17th 2014 (MONDAY) before 5PM

Group Project

Faculty of Creative Media and Innovative Technology | BTT121 | Page 4 of 4

Markings

Students are marked based on the following (not limited to)

a) Creativity

b) Format for algorithm

c) C++ Code structure

d) C++ flow of processes

e) Readable issues

f) Correct code (based on question needs)

g) Correct ouput (based on program created and relevant to the questions)

h) Teamwork effort

i) Plagiarism copy outsourcing ( caused for ZERO MARKS) ndash do not ever come

for appeal

Dateline FEBRUARY 17th 2014 (MONDAY) before 5PM