3 Assignments

3 Assignments

3.1 Lab Assignments

1. Word process a book report cover sheet or use a PC data base program (ie: Microsoft Access) to create your personal address book.
2. Put together a web page with a minimum of three working links, a heading and a title.
3. e-mail me at ltaber@lt.tucson.az.us a paragraph about yourself, a paragraph about why you are taking the class, and three URLs (with descriptions) pointing to interesting web sites or pages. Make sure your name is included in your e-mail. Use a subject line of

   CIS100 Lab 3 your-name
   

4. e-mail me at ltaber@lt.tucson.az.us three URLs.
   1. A site related to computer viruses.
   2. A site related to computer ethics.
   3. A site related to cryptography.
   Use a subject line of

   CIS100 Lab 4 your-name
   

5. Skill Drill from Excel 2000 page 48-50. Add a top line to the first sheet and add:

   CIS100  Lab 5  Project 2  your-name
   

   Note: For the Microsoft Excel labs the files are available:

   1. On the classroom computers in directory:
      F:\CIS100\Excel Student Downloads\Essentials Student\Excel Ess Basic Student\.
   2. On the Internet at:
      Prentice Hall's Web site:
      (http://www.prenhall.com/essentials/studwnlds/sdd/ExcBasSDD.zip).
6. Skill Drill from Excel 2000 page 72-74. Add a top line to the first sheet and add:

   CIS100  Lab 6  Project 3  your-name
   

   Note: Do not print the "Adding Color" sheet.

7. Skill Drill from Excel 2000 page 99-101 Add a top line to the first sheet and add:

   CIS100  Lab 7  Project 4  your-name
   
   Note: Do not print the ``Splitting the Screen
    into Top and Bottom Panes'' sheet.
   

8. Skill Drill from Excel 2000 page 129-132. Add a top line to the first sheet and add:

   CIS100  Lab 8  Project 5  your-name
   

9. Enter the program on page 42. Run and save your program to disk.

   Note: You are welcome to save the program on the hard disk, but be aware that the systems are used by other students and your program may not be there when you return. The college is NOT responsible for making sure your programs are safe and backed-up.

10. Use Qbasic to draw a house. The house needs to have the following minimal features:
    • Pitched roof.
    • Window with four window panes.
    • Door with door knob.
    • Walls

    The following Qbasic commands will be helpful:  

    • SCREEN 12
      This sets the output into graphics mode with 16 colors and corner coordinates of:  

      (0,0)	--	(320,0)	--	(640,0)
      |		|		|
      (0,230)	--	(320,230)	--	(640,230)
      |		|		|
      (0,460)	--	(320,460)	--	(640,460)

    •   LINE(X1,Y1)-(X2,Y2),color
      This command draws a line from (X₁,Y₁) to (X₂,Y₂) in color.
    • LINE -(X1,Y1),color
      This command draws a line from the last point to (X₁,Y₁) in color.
    • LINE(X1,Y1)-(X2,Y2), color, B
      This command draws a rectangle with (X₁,Y₁) and (X₂,Y₂) as opposite corners in color.
    •   CIRCLE(X,Y),radius,color
      This command draws a circle of radius at (X,Y) in color.
    •   PAINT(X,Y),color,boundry
      This command fills the area bounded by color boundry with color starting at coordinate (X,Y).
    Note: Most of the above commands have other options.

    The colors are as follows:  

    0	Black
    1	Blue
    2	Green
    3	Cyan
    4	Red
    5	Magenta
    6	Yellow
    7	White
    8	Gray
    9	Light Blue
    10	Light Green
    11	Light Cyan
    12	Light Red
    13	Light Magenta
    14	Light Yellow
    15	Bright White

11. Turn your house into a neighborhood. To do this follow this sequence.  

    1. Scale all of your X and Y coordinates. For example: (210*S+X,311*S+Y). If you set S=1, X=0, and Y=0 your house will be unchanged. If you set S=.1, your house will be on tenth the size on both the X axis and the Y axis.
    2. Place the program in nested FOR loops for X & Y.

       SCREEN 12
       LET S=.1
       FOR X = 0 TO 620 STEP 60
       FOR Y = 0 TO 420 STEP 40
        Your House Program 
       NEXT Y
       NEXT X
       

    3. You can also PAINT your houses different colors using the MOD operator.

       PAINT (210*S+X,311*S+Y) (X+Y) MOD 16, 15
       

12. Do program 3 on page 179. From the textbook..  

    Table 5.12 gives the 1998 federal income tax rate schedule for a single taxpayers. Write a program that requests the taxable income and calculates the federal income tax. Use a subprogram for the input and a function to calculate the tax.

    $0	$25,350	15%	$0
    $25,350	$61,400	$3,802.50 + 28%	$25,350
    $61,400	$128,100	$13,896.50 + 31%	$61,400
    $128,100	$278,450	$33,573.50 + 36%	$128,100
    $278,450		$86,699.50 + 39.6%	$228,450

13. Do program 10 on page 231.   The Twelve Days of Christmas. Each year, Provident National Bank of Philadelphia publishes a Christmas price list. See Table 6.12. Write a program that requests an integer from 1 to 12 and then lists the gifts for that day along with that day's cost. On the nth day, the n gifts are 1 partridge in a pear tree, 2 turtle doves, ..., n of the nth item. The program also should give the total cost of all twelve days. A sample output is as follows:

3.2 Extra Credit Assignments

If you have completed ALL of your lab assignments and ALL of your book reports, you become eligible for extra credit. If you have NOT completed all of the required class credit, you are NOT eligible for extra credit. The extra credit is applied to the quiz portion of the class grade.

1. The Robots Program written in Qbasic. See my CIS265 class handout on my web site.
2. The Cross Country Trip Simulation Program written in Qbasic. See my CIS265 class handout on my web site.
3. The Bowling Scoring Program in Qbasic. See my CIS265 class handout on my web site.

3 Assignments