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ELE123 Programming Fundamentals

Experiment # 12

Experiment Title
Open Ended Lab

Assessment of CLO(s): IV

Performed on 20-05-2024

Student Name
Roll No. Group
Semester Session

Criteria 1 Criteria 2 Criteria 3 Total


Total (Max)
(3.34) (3.33) (3.33) (10)
Marks Obtained
Remarks (if any)

Experiment evaluated by
Instructor’s
Engr. Adnan Wahid
Name

Date Signature
Course Code: ELE123 Course Title: Programming Fundamentals Course Credits: 3+1

Session: Spring 2024 Rubric for assessment criteria to perform experiment number 12.

Level UNSATISFACTORY COMPETENT PROFICIENT DISTINGUISHED


Criteria 1 2 3 3.33

Completeness of Completeness of Completeness of


Capability of Programs not code, consistent code, inconsistent code, consistent
writing Program completed. variable naming and variable naming and variable naming and
unformatted. well formatted. well formatted.

Completion of 25% target has 50% target has 75% target has 100% target has
target in Lab been completed been completed been completed been completed

Few outputs have Some of the outputs Most of the outputs


None of the outputs
Output been found are correct and well are correct and well
are correct.
correctly. formatted. formatted.
Objective
This open-ended lab evaluates the student’s ability to use modular approach for implementing
the solution for a complex program.
Instructions:
• The student CAN access the lecture slides, lecture notes and lab manuals.
• The student CANNOT access the internet.
• Submit your code along with the screenshots.
Scenario
You are asked to maintain a list of marks for the final examination of Programming
Fundamentals. Write a C++ program which saves the marks of 20 students and has modules
to calculate the following statistics from the saved list of marks.
• Mean/Average
• Mode (the value which has appeared most frequently)
• Highest marks scored
• Lowest marks scored

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