WEEKLY PAY CALCULATOR lab week 8

• Complete Case Programming Assignment #3 at the end of Chapter 4, page 283.
• Be sure to create an event planning document for each event in the program prior to writing code.
• Write the code that will execute the program requirements.
• Use the Use case definition on page 282, Fig 4-103.

WEEKLY PAY CALCULATOR

Design a Windows application and write the code that will execute according to the program requirementsin Figure 4-104 and the Use Case definition in Fig 4-105.Before writing the code, create an event planning document for each event in the program.  The completed program is shown in Figure 4-106.

REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT

Date submitted: May 11, 2014

Application title: Weekly Pay Calculator

Purpose:           The Weekly Pay Calculator Windows application computes the weekly

                        pay for an hourly employee.

Program From a window on the screen, a payroll clerk enters the total minutes an

Procedures:

                         employee worked in a week and the hourly pay rate.  The program

                         displays the weekly pay for the employee.

Algorithms,       1.  The payroll clerk must be able to enter the total minutes worked during

Conditions:

the week and the hourly pay rate.

            2. The company name (Western Distribution) and the picture (Payroll

                            found at scsite.com/vb2010/ch4/images) will be displayed throughout

the entire process.

3. After entering the total minutes worked and hourly pay rate, the payroll

                             clerk clicks the weekly pay button.

4. The weekly pay is displayed in currency format together with the

number of hours andminutes worked.

Notes and 1.  The user can clear the total minutes worked, the hourly pay rate, the

Restrictions:

hours and minutes worked, and the weekly pay by clicking a clear

button.  He then can enter another employee’s data.

2. An exit button should close the application.

3. In this application, if hours worked is greater than 40, the hourly pay

rate still applies.

Comments:       n/a

USE CASE DEFINITION

1. The Windows Application opens.

2. The payroll clerk enters the total minutes worked by an employee and the employee’s

     hourly pay rate.

3. The payroll clerk clicks the Weekly Pay button.

4. The program displays the hours worked, the minutes worked, and the employee’s

     weekly pay.

5. The payroll clerk can click the Clear button and then repeat steps 2 through 4.

6. The user terminates the program by clicking the Exit button.

Figure 4-106

USE CASE DEFINITION

1. The Windows Application opens.

2. The user enters the number of miles traveled.

3. The user clicks the Display Fare button.

4. The program displays the total fare.

5. The user can click the Clear button and repeat steps 2-4.

6. The user terminates the program by clicking the Exit button.

Figure 4-103