Homework Programming Problems

For each topic in the course you are required to complete programming problems from the end of the chapters in the textbook shown in the table below. It is suggested that you follow the procedure described in how to build a program. Submit your work in class no later than the due date shown in the course calendar.

Submission guidelines

Include your name and the problem number in the program header comment.
Include your source code.
Follow the class coding standard.
Include a sample execution of your program with all your test cases. There must be test data that forces the program to execute both sides (true and false) of every decision and loop in the program.
You may submit either an electronic version (Text or PDF) to PolyLearn, or a printed output to the instructor.
In either case, the computer source code must use at least 10 point non-proportional ( monospaced) font such as courier.

Hwk	Chapter	Programming Problems	Extra Credit^*
1	2	calculation problems	6, 8, 10
2	3	2, 3, 8	9, 10, 11
3	4	1, 5, 6 Note: In problem 1, ignore "file", just use normal `printf`.	3, 9, 11
4	5 (Set 1)	(5th ed.) 2, 5, 11 (7th ed.) 4, 1, 10 (Note: In problem 10, ignore "Output File", just use normal `printf`.)	(5th ed.) 3, 6, 10 (7th ed.) 5, 7, 11
	5 (Set 2)	Set 2 Problems
5	10	(7th ed.) 1, 7	9
6	7	5, 6	1
	7		Roman Numerals (3 pts) Traffic Jam (`.doc`) (3 pts)
7	11	1, 5	3, 4, 6

^* Extra Credit

You may select any of the problems listed in the extra credit column. For every three problems completed you earn a bonus of 1% added to your course grade.