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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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Help of what these errors mean. In C# • Create a Class, named Student, to hold properties of Student Last Name, Student First Name, Student ID (9 digits), Course Prefix and Number, and the tests (Test 1, Test 2, Test 3, Test 4). Create appropriate setter and getter accessors, and constructors. Use access modifiers. Example: First Name : Pat Last Name : Smythe Student ID : ABC111333 Course Prefix : CIST Course Name : 2431 Test 1 : 100 Test 2 : 90 Test 3 : 80 Test 4 : 88 • Prompt the user for the Student Last and First Name, Student ID, Course Prefix and Number and the tests. • Include at least one exception handling function. • Use an array to store the 4 test grades. • Use a looping structure to populate the array. • Calculate the numeric average based upon the 4 equally-weighted numeric grades. • Display all the data for each of student using a looping structure. • Display the numeric average for each student. • Create a function that will convert the numeric average to a letter grade average using the grading scale: o A = 90 to100 o B = 80 to 89 o C = 70 to 79 o D = 60 to 69 o F = 0 to 59 • The function must return the value of the letter grade average. • Display the letter grade average for each student. • Calculate the overall class average as a numeric and then a letter grade. • For the last line of the output, display the overall class average as a numeric and then a letter grade. • Write the student data only from the Student Class for each student to a CSV file. Use a looping structure to implement this function. Allow the user to enter the filename. Note that the Course Prefix and Number should not be comma separated. So, CIST, 2431 should be written as (notice the omission of the comma): CIST 2431 Do NOT write the averages to the file. There should be one line written for each student exactly as this example: Smythe, Pat, ABC111333, CIST 2431, 100, 90, 80, 88 Jones, ……… Note that Last Name is written first.