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The assignment for the Introduction to Programming course at the University of Gondar requires students to develop a modular C++ program for analyzing the academic performance of 10 students. Students must implement specific functions, including GPA calculation, sorting, and report generation, while adhering to guidelines on submission format, input validation, and originality. The assignment is weighted at 10% and includes penalties for late submission and plagiarism.

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UOG Assignment 02 Function

The assignment for the Introduction to Programming course at the University of Gondar requires students to develop a modular C++ program for analyzing the academic performance of 10 students. Students must implement specific functions, including GPA calculation, sorting, and report generation, while adhering to guidelines on submission format, input validation, and originality. The assignment is weighted at 10% and includes penalties for late submission and plagiarism.

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UNIVERSITY OF GONDAR (UOG)

Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Engineering

Course: Introduction to Programming (C++)


Assignment #: 02
Weight: 10%
Semester: 2nd Semester, 2026

Assignment Title: Advanced Functions Implementation


and Modular Programming in C++

Instructions (Read Carefully – Penalties Apply)

• You must submit a single C++ file named: YourStudentID_Functions.cpp


(Example: UOG123456_Functions.cpp )
• Your UOG Student ID must be used meaningfully in the program.
• Only concepts taught in class are allowed (no advanced libraries or STL algorithms).
• You must be prepared for a viva voce (oral examination) to explain your code.
• Late submission penalty: 2% per day.
• Plagiarism / AI-generated code = Zero marks.

Problem: Student Performance Analysis System


Develop a modular C++ program using multiple user-defined functions to analyze the academic
performance of 10 students (including yourself).

Required Functions (You must implement all of them)

1. void displayHeader(string studentID)


Displays a well-formatted header containing Student ID, your name, course, and date.

2. double calculateGradePoint(double marks[], int size = 5)


Takes an array of marks for 5 subjects. Returns GPA on a 4.0 scale using the mapping: 90–100
= 4.0, 80–89 = 3.5, 70–79 = 3.0, 60–69 = 2.5, 50–59 = 2.0, <50 = 0.0. Must use loops and a
default argument for size.

3. void sortAndRankStudents(double gpas[], string names[], int n)


Sorts students by GPA (descending) using Bubble Sort (manual implementation). Displays
ranked list with Rank, Name, and GPA.

4. double predictNextSemesterGPA(double currentGPA, int


improvementFactor)
Recursive function. Base case: If improvementFactor == 0 , return currentGPA .
Otherwise, improve GPA by 0.1 and recurse. Add protection against excessive recursion.

5. Function Overloading: generateReport


- Version 1: Takes single student details (name, gpa, rank).
- Version 2: Takes arrays and prints full class report.

Additional Requirements (Mandatory for Full Marks)


• Input validation: Marks must be between 0 and 100.
• Memory/Logic: Use pass by value and pass by reference appropriately.
• File I/O: Save the final ranked report to YourStudentID_Report.txt .
• Documentation: Sufficient comments and a reflection comment block (150–200 words) at
the top.

Expected Output Format

=== UNIVERSITY OF GONDAR - STUDENT PERFORMANCE SYSTEM ===


Student ID : UOG123456/12
Student Name : ________________
Date : ________________

===== CLASS RANKING =====


Rank 1 : StudentName - GPA: 3.85
Rank 2 : ...
...
Your Predicted Next Semester GPA : 3.55
Report successfully saved to UOG123456_Report.txt
Marking Rubric (Total 10 Marks)

No. Component Marks

1 Correct implementation of all functions + overloading 3.0

2 Recursion, Bubble Sort, Pass by Reference 2.0

3 File I/O + Input Validation 1.5

4 Code Structure, Comments & Modularity 1.0

5 Viva / Oral Examination 2.0

6 Originality & Use of Student ID 0.5

Prepared by: Computer Engineering Date: May 2026

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