Assignment 1 Procedural Programming Guide, Lecture notes of Programming Languages

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ASSIGNMENT 1 GUIDE
1 Introduction (P1, M1)
Introduce about procedural programming
General concepts
Characteristics
Problem statement
- Explain about the business problem that need to resolve by making an small
application.
Discuss how Procedural Programming can be applied in this problem
2 Analysis (P2)
Analyse the problem and explain:
- List data types, data structures needed in the problem
- Conditional statements needed in the problem
- Loop statement needed in the problem
3 Design (P3, M2)
3.1 WBS
A WBS to breakdown a problem into small ones. Explain the WBS.
3.2 Flowcharts
Flowcharts of each small algorithm and explanation.
Review flowcharts, discuss alternative solution if possible.
4 Evaluation (D1)
Evaluate your solution (analysis, wbs, flowcharts)
Evaluate how procedural programming is applied to your problem (advantages,
disadvantages, difficulties)

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ASSIGNMENT 1 GUIDE

1 Introduction (P1, M1)

Introduce about procedural programming  General concepts  Characteristics Problem statement

  • Explain about the business problem that need to resolve by making an small application. Discuss how Procedural Programming can be applied in this problem

2 Analysis (P2)

Analyse the problem and explain:

  • List data types, data structures needed in the problem
  • Conditional statements needed in the problem
  • Loop statement needed in the problem

3 Design (P3, M2)

3.1 WBS

A WBS to breakdown a problem into small ones. Explain the WBS.

3.2 Flowcharts

Flowcharts of each small algorithm and explanation. Review flowcharts, discuss alternative solution if possible.

4 Evaluation (D1)

Evaluate your solution (analysis, wbs, flowcharts) Evaluate how procedural programming is applied to your problem (advantages, disadvantages, difficulties)