I like to get my programming assignment done and we are using programming using c and there is a video for how it is done. Program MUST HAVE ALL THE REQUIRED FUNCTIONS ANDFEATURES LISTED. Other than these, you are free to create/add other functions/features that you feel may be useful for the application. You are required to develop this program BY YOURSELF!!! The program that you Demonstrate in lab and submit to the Blackboard, MUST BE THE FINAL VERSION, and MUST BE YOUR OWN WORK !! You may consult with others in case you need help. You are allowed to get help from instructors/technicians during regular lab session time, and from others.

You MUST NOT COPY any CODE from ANYONE ELSE. If your program is found to be the same as someone else's with just a few variable names changed or a few lines of code changed, both YOU and the OTHER person(s) will be assigned a MARK of ZERO as well as be subject to disciplinary action under the ACADEMIC HONESTY Policy !!! To avoid this from happening to you, you must NEVER give any type of COPY of your code to anybody else until at least 1 week after the project due date. A special HONESTY DECLARATION Form included in this PROJECT must be signed and dated by you when you submit your PROJECT or your project mark will be 0! You must be able to answer questions about your code, if you are unable to explain your code you will be given a 0 mark for your project.

Submission Requirements: LATE SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ASSIGNED A MARK OF 0! A hard copy of your program and supporting project documents(as outline below) must be submitted at the time of your lab class evaluation.- respective lab section). A copy of your source code must be submitted to the folder under assignments on My.Seneca before your lab class demonstration. Failure to submit a copy of your source code to My.Seneca will result in a zero mark for the project. If you are not able to show the program the week it's due, you must show it EARLIER. You are expected to demonstrate your program and answer questions about it during your evaluation.

The project is worth 10% of your final PRG 255 mark. This is an individual project. The marks will be assigned on the following basis: Complete Project Documents (1 Marks), Program Format (1 marks) - programmer's block, indentation, and adequate comments (only where appropriate). User Interface (1 mark) - appearance to users, ease of use, checking for out of range input. Functionality and Structure (6 Marks). Data I/O to disk (1 Mark).