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New Employee E-mail Web Application Case Programming 2 Chapter 6 Page 541 Shelly Cashman Series VB 2010 Express
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REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT
Application title: New Employee E-mail Web Application
Purpose: This application allows a new employee to set up an e-mail address at the WebSide Company.
Program Procedures:
From a Web application, the user should enter their first name and last name to create an e-mail address in the format: jim.bellweather@webside.com, with the first and last name in lowercase letters.
Algorithms, Processing, and Conditions:
1. The user must be able to enter their first name and their last name.
2. The user must select a department from a DropDownList object with the following choices: Accounting, Executive, Marketing, Sales, and Warehouse.
3. The user clicks the Submit button.
4. The information entered is validated.
5. The application displays the department and the new e-mail address in the format first name, dot, last name (all lowercase) @ sign, webside.com.
Notes and Restrictions:
1. Data Validation tools should be used. The first and last names are validated to confirm that they are not left blank.
Comments:
1. The e-mail address will be displayed in lowercase letters.
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REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT
Application title: New Employee E-mail Web Application
Purpose: This application allows a new employee to set up an e-mail address at the WebSide Company.
Program Procedures:
From a Web application, the user should enter their first name and last name to create an e-mail address in the format: jim.bellweather@webside.com, with the first and last name in lowercase letters.
Algorithms, Processing, and Conditions:
1. The user must be able to enter their first name and their last name.
2. The user must select a department from a DropDownList object with the following choices: Accounting, Executive, Marketing, Sales, and Warehouse.
3. The user clicks the Submit button.
4. The information entered is validated.
5. The application displays the department and the new e-mail address in the format first name, dot, last name (all lowercase) @ sign, webside.com.
Notes and Restrictions:
1. Data Validation tools should be used. The first and last names are validated to confirm that they are not left blank.
Comments:
1. The e-mail address will be displayed in lowercase letters.
2. Place the title on the Site.master. Delete the second navigation button by selecting the
Smart Tag and Edit Menu Items. Select About and then click the Remove button (red x).
REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT
Application title: New Employee E-mail Web Application
Purpose: This application allows a new employee to set up an e-mail address at the WebSide Company.
Program Procedures:
From a Web application, the user should enter their first name and last name to create an e-mail address in the format: jim.bellweather@webside.com, with the first and last name in lowercase letters.
Algorithms, Processing, and Conditions:
1. The user must be able to enter their first name and their last name.
2. The user must select a department from a DropDownList object with the following choices: Accounting, Executive, Marketing, Sales, and Warehouse.
3. The user clicks the Submit button.
4. The information entered is validated.
5. The application displays the department and the new e-mail address in the format first name, dot, last name (all lowercase) @ sign, webside.com.
Notes and Restrictions:
1. Data Validation tools should be used. The first and last names are validated to confirm that they are not left blank.
Comments:
1. The e-mail address will be displayed in lowercase letters.
2. Place the title on the Site.master. Delete the second navigation button by selecting the
Smart Tag and Edit Menu Items. Select About and then click the Remove button (red x).
Buying A Computer Case Programming 9 Chapter 6 Page 472 Shelly Cashman Series VB 2010 Express
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Buying A ComputerThe newest gaming computer costs $5000 for 31-inch screen, two 1 TB hard drives, a metallic case, and a blazing fast processor.Ten years ago, your grandmother gave you $2500. The money has been in a savings CD that earns compound interest of 7.5% per year.Write a Windows application that allows you to enter the amount in savings, the interest rate, and the number of years. Display a ListBox object with each year and the amount the entire account is worth at the end of that year. Determine whether you have saved enough money for the gaming computer.Non-numeric and negative values should not be accepted. Debug, and then publish the application.
Hint: The formula for compound interest for one year is:
Amount 5 Principal * (1 1 Rate). For 10 years of compound interest, this formula should be executed 10 times with the principal increasing to the new amount each year.
Galaxy Hotel Case Programming 8 Chapter 6 Page 472 Shelly Cashman Series VB 2010 Express
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Galaxy Hotel
The Galaxy Hotel asks you to write a Windows application that computes the occupancy rate of the hotel. Occupancy rate is a percentage that is equal to the number of rooms sold divided by the total number of rooms available. The hotel has seven floors. The user should use an InputBox function to respond to two questions about each floor: How many rooms are occupied on that floor? How many rooms on the floor are vacant? Display which floor you are asking about in each question. Display how many rooms are occupied and vacant on each floor in a ListBox object. After the user has entered all the information, display the following results: the total number of rooms at the hotel, the number of occupied rooms, and the number of vacant rooms. Also display the occupancy rate as a percentage, such as 61%.Non-numeric values should not be accepted. Do not accept negative numbers. Publish the application after testing the application
Factorial Math Case Programming 7 Chapter 6 Page 471 Shelly Cashman Series VB 2010 Express
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Factorial Math
Most calculators have an operation called a "factorial" which is shown on a calculator key as an exclamation
point. For example 5! (5 factorial) multiplies 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 to calculate the result of 120. Using loops to
compute the factorial, display the following factorials in a Listbox object:
1! 1
2! 2
3! 6
4! 24
5! 120
6! 720
7! 5040
8! 40320
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Factorial Math
Most calculators have an operation called a "factorial" which is shown on a calculator key as an exclamation
point. For example 5! (5 factorial) multiplies 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 to calculate the result of 120. Using loops to
compute the factorial, display the following factorials in a Listbox object:
1! 1
2! 2
3! 6
4! 24
5! 120
6! 720
7! 5040
8! 40320
Most calculators have an operation called a "factorial" which is shown on a calculator key as an exclamation
point. For example 5! (5 factorial) multiplies 5 * 4 * 3 * 2 * 1 to calculate the result of 120. Using loops to
compute the factorial, display the following factorials in a Listbox object:
1! 1
2! 2
3! 6
4! 24
5! 120
6! 720
7! 5040
8! 40320
Vacation Distance Travelled Calculator Case Programming 5 Chapter 6 Page 469 Shelly Cashman Series VB 2010 Express
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Application title: Vacation Distance Calculator Windows ApplicationPurpose: This application computes the number of miles travelled given the speed limit and the number of days travelled driving cross country.
Program Procedures: In a Windows application, the user enters the speed limit and the number of days you plan to travel cross country. You will enter the number of hours you would like to drive each of the days based on places you plan to visit as you drive and other factors. For example, the first day you plan to drive only 4 hours because you are driving after work. The application displays the distance that you are able to travel for the entire trip based on the speed limit and the hours driven.
Algorithms, Processing, Conditions:
1. The application opens displaying a title. The user enters the speed limit and the and number of days you plan to drive.
2. The user clicks the Distance button to request the number of hours you plan to drive each day. The result of the total number of miles you plan to drive over the entire trip will be displayed.
3. A File menu contains a Clear and an Exit option. The Clear menu item clears the result and the entered number of miles per hour and time traveled. The Exit menu item closes the application.
Notes and Restrictions:
1. Non-numeric values should not be accepted.
2. The number of hours for one day of travel should not exceed 20 hours.
Comments: 1. The application allows decimal entries.
Double Your Pay Case Programming 4 Chapter 6 Page 468 Shelly Cashman Series VB 2010 Express
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Application title: Double Your Pay Windows ApplicationPurpose:
This Windows application finds the amount of your pay if your pay is doubled each day, starting with a penny a day or a nickel a day. Instead of one month's salary, a boss offers her new employees a penny the first day and experienced employees a nickel the first day under the new pay system. Each day the pay will double
Program Procedures: In a Windows application, the user enters the number of days in a pay period and the pay for the first day. The program calculates and displays the amount of pay for the pay period.
Algorithms,Processing and Conditions:
1. The user enters the number of days in the pay period.
2. The user selects a RadioButton object to indicate the pay amount of the first day: a penny or a nickel.
3. After the user enters the number of days and pay for the first day, the total amount earned is calculated and displayed.
4. A File menu contains a Clear and an Exit option. The Clear menu item clears the result and the RadioButton objects. The Exit menu item closes the application.
Notes and Restrictions:
1. Non-numeric values should not be accepted.
2. Negative values should not be accepted.
3. The minimum number of days for the pay period is 19 days for the new employees and 16 days for the experienced employees. The maximum number of days in a pay period is 22 days.
Algorithms,Processing and Conditions:
1. The user enters the number of days in the pay period.
2. The user selects a RadioButton object to indicate the pay amount of the first day: a penny or a nickel.
3. After the user enters the number of days and pay for the first day, the total amount earned is calculated and displayed.
4. A File menu contains a Clear and an Exit option. The Clear menu item clears the result and the RadioButton objects. The Exit menu item closes the application.
Notes and Restrictions:
1. Non-numeric values should not be accepted.
2. Negative values should not be accepted.
3. The minimum number of days for the pay period is 19 days for the new employees and 16 days for the experienced employees. The maximum number of days in a pay period is 22 days.
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