Instructions: Create a new project and name it as yourlastname-firstname-Assignment7. Save this project in VB folder you created earlier. Change form’s title to: Your full name – Assignment 7 - Multiform. Main form contains (see main form layout below): five buttons: Quizzes Total, Projects Total, Grade, Clear and Exit five labels: display Quizzes Totals, Project Totals and Grade. Display Final and Grade labels one textbox to input Final score. Clear button to clear the main form and Exit to close the mail form Quizzes form contains (see quizzes form layout below): four labels to display Quiz 1, Quiz 2, Quiz 3, Quiz 4 four textboxes to input score for each quiz two buttons: OK to add the quizzes scores and return to the main form & Cancel to return to the main form without any calculations Projects form contains (see projects form layout below): five labels to display Project 1, Project 2, Project 3, Project 4, Project 5 five textboxes to input score for each project two buttons: OK to add the projects scores and return to the main form & Cancel to return to the main form without any calculations  To calculate the grade, use the following percentages for each activity: Quizzes 30%  (maximum score is listed on quizzes form, see below in form layout) Projects 30%  (maximum score is listed on project form, see below in form layout) Final 40%  (score from 100) HINT: make sure when you enter % you divide by 100. For example: calculate the 30% of 80, you do this: (80 * 30) / 100 = 24.  So if someone gets 70 for quizzes and 80 for projects and 85 for final, the grade is: (78 * 30)/100 + (80 * 30)/100 + (85 * 40)/100 = 81.4 which is a B. Items to note: Variables names must follow the conventions and rules explained earlier and must have proper data type for the values that will be stored in them. Choose variable data types as Single. Control names should use the naming convention we have covered in this class. Appearance of the forms is very important; Make sure that your design is clean;  Spelling is important.  You will write the code for buttons in each form: main form ( Grade, Clear and Exit buttons), quizzes form (OK and Cancel buttons), and projects form (OK and Cancel buttons).  Avoid double-clicking on labels and textboxes controls to create unnecessary code. If you do, please delete them. Run the program, click Quizzes Total button and enter scores for quizzes then click on OK to return to the main form; click on Projects Total button and enter scores for projects then click on OK to return to the main form; enter Final score and click on Grade button to display the grade.

Instructions:

• Create a new project and name it as yourlastname-firstname-Assignment7. Save this project in VB folder you created earlier.
• Change form’s title to: Your full name – Assignment 7 - Multiform.
• Main form contains (see main form layout below):
  • five buttons: Quizzes Total, Projects Total, Grade, Clear and Exit
  • five labels: display Quizzes Totals, Project Totals and Grade. Display Final and Grade labels
  • one textbox to input Final score. Clear button to clear the main form and Exit to close the mail form
• Quizzes form contains (see quizzes form layout below):
  • four labels to display Quiz 1, Quiz 2, Quiz 3, Quiz 4
  • four textboxes to input score for each quiz
  • two buttons: OK to add the quizzes scores and return to the main form & Cancel to return to the main form without any calculations

• Projects form contains (see projects form layout below):

  • five labels to display Project 1, Project 2, Project 3, Project 4, Project 5

  • five textboxes to input score for each project

  • two buttons: OK to add the projects scores and return to the main form & Cancel to return to the main form without any calculations 

• To calculate the grade, use the following percentages for each activity:
  • Quizzes 30%  (maximum score is listed on quizzes form, see below in form layout)
  • Projects 30%  (maximum score is listed on project form, see below in form layout)
  • Final 40%  (score from 100)

HINT: make sure when you enter % you divide by 100. For example: calculate the 30% of 80, you do this:

(80 * 30) / 100 = 24. 

So if someone gets 70 for quizzes and 80 for projects and 85 for final, the grade is: (78 * 30)/100 + (80 * 30)/100 + (85 * 40)/100 = 81.4 which is a B.

1. Items to note:
2. Variables names must follow the conventions and rules explained earlier and must have proper data type for the values that will be stored in them. Choose variable data types as Single.
3. Control names should use the naming convention we have covered in this class.
4. Appearance of the forms is very important; Make sure that your design is clean;  Spelling is important. 
5. You will write the code for buttons in each form: main form ( Grade, Clear and Exit buttons), quizzes form (OK and Cancel buttons), and projects form (OK and Cancel buttons). 
6. Avoid double-clicking on labels and textboxes controls to create unnecessary code. If you do, please delete them.
7. Run the program, click Quizzes Total button and enter scores for quizzes then click on OK to return to the main form; click on Projects Total button and enter scores for projects then click on OK to return to the main form; enter Final score and click on Grade button to display the grade.