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    Unit 1 - Lab 1-Flowchart

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    UNIT 1

    ET2560 Introduction to C Programming

    Lab #1 Flowchart

    Amber McLmore
    Parker
    Assignment Name: LAB 1 (Unit 1)
    Name:

    Flowchart

    Date: 09/23/2014

    OVERVIEW OF COMPUTERS & PROGRAMMING


    Task 1

    Produce An Algorithm & A Flowchart To List Even Numbers


    Between 20 & 40.

    Procedure
    Here Is The Pseudo-Code For An Algorithm To List The Odd Numbers Less Than 10:
    1. Output List of Even Numbers less than 10
    2. Put 1 in number
    3. If number divided by 2 has remainder 0, go to step 5
    4. Output number
    5. Add 1 to number
    6. If number is less than 10, go back to step 3
    7. End
    Step #1 Modify the above algorithm to list even numbers, and modify it to list numbers
    between 20 and 40 (starting with 20 and ending with 40). Write your pseudo-code using
    Microsoft Word.

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.

    Output List of Even Numbers 20 to 40


    Put 20 in number
    If number divide by 2 has remainder 1 go to step 5
    Output number
    Add 1 to number
    If number is less than 41 go to step 4
    End

    Step #2 Draw a flowchart (preferably using Microsoft Visio) for the algorithm you have
    written.

    Due Date: NEXT WEEK, Monday, September 29th, 2014 (UNIT 2)

    Page 1 of 6

    UNIT 1

    ET2560 Introduction to C Programming

    Lab #1 Flowchart

    List Numbers 20 to 40

    Output List numbers 20


    to 40
    Put 20 into number

    If number divide by 2 has


    remainder

    Yes

    No

    Output Number

    Add 1 to number

    Yes

    If number is less
    than 41
    No

    End

    Task 2

    Create A Flowchart From An Algorithm To Decide The


    Fastest Time Of Two Racers.

    Procedure
    PROBLEM STATEMENT: Alice And Bobby Each Run A Qualifying Lap. The Algorithm
    Should Input The Two Racers' Times, Decide Which Is The Fastest, And Output The
    Answer.
    Here Is The Pseudo-Code For An Algorithm Solving The Problem.
    1. Output Racer Times Program
    2. Output "What was Alice's time?"
    3. Input alice_time
    4. Output "What was Bobby's time?"
    5. Input bobby_time
    6. Is alice_time < bobby_time? If no, go to step 9
    7. Output "Alice was the fastest"
    8. Go to step 10
    9. Output "Bobby was the fastest"
    10.

    End

    Due Date: NEXT WEEK, Monday, September 29th, 2014 (UNIT 2)

    Page 2 of 6

    UNIT 1

    ET2560 Introduction to C Programming

    Lab #1 Flowchart

    Draw A Flowchart (Preferably Using Microsoft Visio) For The Pseudo-Code Above.
    Run Racer Time Program
    Output Racer Time
    Program
    Output What was Alice s
    Time?
    Input alice_time
    Output What was Bobby s
    Time?
    Input bobby_time

    Is alice_time < bobby_


    time?

    No

    Yes

    Output Alice was the


    fastest

    Go to End

    Output Bobby was the


    fastest

    End

    Due Date: NEXT WEEK, Monday, September 29th, 2014 (UNIT 2)

    Page 3 of 6

    UNIT 1

    ET2560 Introduction to C Programming

    Task 3:

    Lab #1 Flowchart

    Create A Flowchart From An Algorithm To Decide The


    Fastest Time Of Three Racers.

    Procedure
    PROBLEM STATEMENT:

    Alice, Bobby, And Charli Each Run A Qualifying Lap. The

    Algorithm Should Input The Three Racers' Times, Decide Which Is The Fastest, And Output
    The Answer.
    Here Is The Pseudo-Code For An Algorithm Solving The Problem.
    1. Output Racer Times Program
    2. Output "What was Alice's time?"
    3. Input alice_time
    4. Output "What was Bobby's time?"
    5. Input bobby_time
    6. Output "What was Charli's time?"
    7. Input charli_time
    8. Is alice_time < bobby_time? If no, go to step 14
    9. Is alice_time < charli_time? If yes, go to step 12
    10.

    Output "Charli was the fastest"

    11.

    Go to step 18

    12.

    Output "Alice was the fastest"

    13.

    Go to step 18

    14.

    Is bobby_time < charli_time? If yes, go to step 17

    15.

    Output "Charli was the fastest"

    16.

    Go to step 18

    17.

    Output "Bobby was the fastest"

    18.

    End

    Draw A Flowchart (Preferably Using Microsoft Visio) For The Pseudo-Code Above.
    Hint: You Can Use The Work You Did For Task 2 And Extend It For This Task, Rather Than Starting Over.

    Due Date: NEXT WEEK, Monday, September 29th, 2014 (UNIT 2)

    Page 4 of 6

    UNIT 1

    ET2560 Introduction to C Programming

    Lab #1 Flowchart

    Run Racer Time Program


    Output Racer Time
    Program
    Output What was Alice s
    Time?
    Input alice_time
    Output What was Bobby s
    Time?

    Input bobby_time
    Output What was
    Charlie s Time?
    Input Charli_time

    Is alice_time < bobby_


    time?

    NO

    Yes
    Is alice_time <
    charli_time?

    Yes

    No

    Output Charlie was the


    fastest

    Go to End

    Output Alice was the


    fastest

    Go to End

    Yes

    Is bobby_time <
    charli_time?
    No

    Go to End

    Output Bobby was the


    fastest
    End

    Due Date: NEXT WEEK, Monday, September 29th, 2014 (UNIT 2)

    Page 5 of 6

    ET2560 Introduction to C Programming

    Due Date: NEXT WEEK, Monday, September 29th, 2014 (UNIT 2)

    UNIT 1

    Lab #1 Flowchart

    Page 6 of 6

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