Projects

CS 1044 Programming Projects - Summer I 2001

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Project Specifications and Sample Data

Any specification that is labeled as DRAFT may still undergo major modifications (including being replaced completely).

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Project	Specification	Due	Sample I/O Files	Last Modified
7	dB Invoice	23:59:59 Thursday, June 28	0: dB File Order File Invoice File 1: dB File Order File Invoice File 2: dB File Order File Invoice File	June 25
6	Simple Array SE checksheet	23:59:59 Friday, June 22	0: Input File Output File 1: Input File Output File 2: Input File Output File	June 19
5	Modular Invoice	23:59:59 Monday, June 18	0: Input File Output File 1: Input File Output File 2: Input File Output File	June 15
4	Better Invoice	23:59:59 Friday, June 8	0: Input File Output File 1: Input File Output File 2: Input File Output File	May 30
3	Invoice System	23:59:59 Monday, June 4	S/E Checksheet 0: Input File Output File 1: Input File Output File 2: Input File Output File	May 30*
2	Trip Analyzer	23:59:59 Wed, May 30	0: Input File Output File 1: Input File Output File 2: Input File Output File	May 18
1	Getting Started	23:59:59 Thursday, May 24	0: Input File Output File 1: Input File Output File 2: Input File Output File	May 17

*Changes will be highlighted in yellow.

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In order for your program to read the input file, you must use the correct name, which will be given in the program specification, and you must save the file in the same directory as your source code (cpp) file.

Last modified: Wednesday, June 27, 2001

Please send comments and suggestions to William McQuain at mcquain@cs.vt.edu.