ProblemNowadays, software companies are producing classroom management softwarein order to aid school instructors or professors in assessing their students’ performancesin class. As a newly built software company, you’ve decided to create your own versionof a classroom management software in a form of an electronic class record that will suitthe given specifications:A. The program will let the instructor or professor to input 40 student namesand their respective scores for each grade component.B. The students’ raw grades will be computed according to the followingcomponents:GradeComponent Description EquivalentPercentageExperiments»This component is composed of 4experiments.»Each experiment is equal to 100points and has a weight of 5 percent.20%Skills Tests»This component is composed of 4skills tests.»Each skills test is equal to 100 pointsand has a weight of 5 percent.20%MachineProblems»This component is composed of 2machine problems.»Each machine problem is equal to100 points and has a weight of 10%.20% MajorExaminations»Preliminary and Final Examinationsare both equivalent to 100 points andare divided into two parts:Written Examination = Score/30Practical Examination = Score/70»Each major exam is equivalent to20%40%C. The program will output the students’ final raw grades and theircorresponding Grade Point Average (GPA) based on the transmutationtable below.FINAL GRADE TRANSMUTATION:Grade Point Average(GPA)Final Raw Grade1.00 95.57 to 1001.25 91.12 to 95.561.50 86.68 to 91.111.75 82.23 to 86.672.00 77.79 to 82.222.25 73.34 to 77.782.50 68.90 to 73.332.75 64.45 to 68.893.00 60.00 to 64.44D. The program will determine if a student is passed or failed the subject. »Preliminary and Final Examinationsare both equivalent to 100 points andare divided into two parts:Written Examination = Score/30MajorExaminations40%Practical Examination = Score/70»Each major exam is equivalent to20%C. The program will output the students' final raw grades and theircorresponding Grade Point Average (GPA) based on the transmutationtable below.FINAL GRADE TRANSMUTATION:Grade Point Average Final Raw Grade(GPA)1.0095.57 to 10091.12 to 95.5686.68 to 91.1182.23 to 86.6777.79 to 82.2273.34 to 77.7868.90 to 73.3364.45 to 68.8960.00 to 64.441.251.501.752.002.252.502.753.00D. The program will determine if a student is passed or failed the subject.Page 2 I 2- ProblemNowadays, software companies are producing classroom management softwarein order to aid school instructors or professors in assessing their students' performancesin class. As a newly built software company, you've decided to create your own versionof a classroom management software in a form of an electronic class record that will suitthe given specifications:A. The program will let the instructor or professor to input 40 student namesand their respective scores for each grade component.B. The students' raw grades will be computed according to the followingcomponents:GradeEquivalentPercentageDescriptionComponent»This component is composed of 4experiments.»Each experiment is equal to 100points and has a weight of 5 percent.»This component is composed of 4skills tests.»Each skills test is equal to 100 pointsand has a weight of 5 percent.»This component is composed of 2machine problems.»Each machine problem is equal to100 points end has a weight of 10%.Page 1 / 2Experiments20%Skills Tests20%Machine20%Problems+

Problem Nowadays, software companies are producing classroom management software in order to aid school instructors or professors in assessing their students’ performances in class. As a newly built software company, you’ve decided to create your own version of a classroom management software in a form of an electronic class record that will suit the given specifications: A. The program will let the instructor or professor to input 40 student names and their respective scores for each grade component. B. The students’ raw grades will be computed according to the following components: Grade Component Description Equivalent Percentage Experiments »This component is composed of 4 experiments. »Each experiment is equal to 100 points and has a weight of 5 percent. 20% Skills Tests »This component is composed of 4 skills tests. »Each skills test is equal to 100 points and has a weight of 5 percent. 20% Machine Problems »This component is composed of 2 machine problems. »Each machine problem is equal to 100 points and has a weight of 10%. 20% Major Examinations »Preliminary and Final Examinations are both equivalent to 100 points and are divided into two parts: Written Examination = Score/30 Practical Examination = Score/70 »Each major exam is equivalent to 20% 40% C. The program will output the students’ final raw grades and their corresponding Grade Point Average (GPA) based on the transmutation table below. FINAL GRADE TRANSMUTATION: Grade Point Average (GPA) Final Raw Grade 1.00 95.57 to 100 1.25 91.12 to 95.56 1.50 86.68 to 91.11 1.75 82.23 to 86.67 2.00 77.79 to 82.22 2.25 73.34 to 77.78 2.50 68.90 to 73.33 2.75 64.45 to 68.89 3.00 60.00 to 64.44 D. The program will determine if a student is passed or failed the subject.

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Problem
Nowadays, software companies are producing classroom management software
in order to aid school instructors or professors in assessing their students’ performances
in class. As a newly built software company, you’ve decided to create your own version
of a classroom management software in a form of an electronic class record that will suit
the given specifications:

A. The program will let the instructor or professor to input 40 student names
and their respective scores for each grade component.
B. The students’ raw grades will be computed according to the following
components:
Grade
Component Description Equivalent
Percentage

Experiments

»This component is composed of 4
experiments.
»Each experiment is equal to 100
points and has a weight of 5 percent.

20%

Skills Tests

»This component is composed of 4
skills tests.
»Each skills test is equal to 100 points
and has a weight of 5 percent.

20%

Machine
Problems

»This component is composed of 2
machine problems.
»Each machine problem is equal to
100 points and has a weight of 10%.

20%

Major
Examinations

»Preliminary and Final Examinations
are both equivalent to 100 points and
are divided into two parts:
Written Examination = Score/30
Practical Examination = Score/70
»Each major exam is equivalent to
20%

40%

C. The program will output the students’ final raw grades and their
corresponding Grade Point Average (GPA) based on the transmutation
table below.
FINAL GRADE TRANSMUTATION:
Grade Point Average
(GPA)

Final Raw Grade
1.00 95.57 to 100
1.25 91.12 to 95.56
1.50 86.68 to 91.11
1.75 82.23 to 86.67
2.00 77.79 to 82.22
2.25 73.34 to 77.78
2.50 68.90 to 73.33
2.75 64.45 to 68.89
3.00 60.00 to 64.44

D. The program will determine if a student is passed or failed the subject.