Please follow the directions in the attached file to complete the Module 3 Programming Problem.
Make sure that you use a top-down methodology to understand the problem. Identify the variables and modules that you will need and submit either pseudocode or a flowchart that shows your solution.
Pseudocode can be submitted as a Word, .rft. or .txt file.
Flowcharts may be created in a software program designed for flowcharting. Most will allow you to export or print your solution as a .pdf file that you can upload here.
Psuedocode For the above requirement:
1000 “Foundations of Algebra” \n
1010 “Math for Liberal Arts” \n
1530 “Probability and Statistics”\n
1630 “Finite Math”\n”)
9. For selecting from above choice enter 1,2,3,4 and display it on the screen to further
select the course appropriate for the student. Input choice.
10. If(choice == 1000)
then display msg as “The student must also take Math 0815.”
and save it in additional_course[] for future references(optional).
11. Else if (choice == 1010)
then display msg as “The student must also take Math 0825.”
and save it in additional_course[] for future references(optional).
12. Else if (choice == 1530)
then display msg as “The student must also take Math 0835.”
and save it in additional_course[] for future references(optional).
13. Else if (choice == 1630)
then display msg as “The student must also take Math 0845.”
and save it in additional_course[] for future references(optional).
14. Else display an error message as : “You have entered a Math course other than
1000, 1010, 1530, 1630. Please Enter a valid choice. ”
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Please follow the directions in the attached file to complete the Module 3 Programming Problem. Make...
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***a9q3.py file below***
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# like a test or an assignment. It has a score, which is assessed by
# an instructor, and a maximum value, set by the instructor, and a weight,
# which defines how much the item counts towards a final grade.
def __init__(self, weight, scored=None, out_of=None):
"""
Purpose:
Initialize the GradeItem object.
Preconditions:
:param weight: the weight...
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This program lists the files in a directory specified by * the
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