Week 3 Activity—Calculate Overtime Pay
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TCO 3—Given a simple problem, design and desk-check a solution algorithm requiring a modular design that is expressed in terms of pseudocode or program notes, input-process-output (IPO) analysis, and flow chart.
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TCO 4—Given a simple problem that requires one or more decisions, create a working solution that uses decisions with logical and relational expressions.
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TCO 8—Given a more complex problem, develop a complete solution that includes a comprehensive statement of the problem, complete program design, and program documentation.
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Game Seating Charges | Document | Points possible | Points received | Variable list | 4 | | IPO chart | 4 | | Flowchart | 4 | | Pseudocode | 4 | | Working program | 4 | | Total points | 20 | |
1) Variable List
List all variables you will use (use valid variable names). Indicate whether the data type is string, integer, or double, and so on.
Constant MARRIED_RATE .15 Decimal
Constant SINGLE_RATE .22 Decimal
Constant DIVORCED_RATE .23 Decimal
Constant WIDOWED_RATE .13 Decimal hourlyRate Decimal hoursWorked Decimal regularPay Decimal overtimePay Decimal maritalStatus Character grossPay Decimal taxRate Decimal taxAmount Decimal netPay Decimal
2) IPO Chart
List the inputs, any processes/calculations, and outputs. Use the same valid variable names you used in Step 1.
Inputs | Process (calculations) | Outputs | hourlyRatehoursWorkedmaritalStatus | if maritalStatus = ‘M’ taxRate = MARRIED_RATEif maritalStatus = ‘S’ taxRate = SINGLE_RATEif maritalStatus = ‘D’ taxRate = DIVORCED_RATEif maritalStatus = ‘W’ taxRate = WIDOWED_RATEIf hoursWorked <= 40 grossPay = hoursWorked * hourlyRateElse regularPay = (40 * hourlyRate) overtimePay = ((hoursWorked-40) * (hourlyRate * 1.5)) grossPay = regularPay + overtimePaytaxAmount = grossPay * taxRatenetPay = grossPay - taxAmount | If hoursWorked <= 40 grossPay netPayElse
7. What sources could you use as a source to perform the MBSA security state?
Individually, comment on at least three reports posted by other CLC teams by the end of Topic 8. Provide substantive comments that include a focus on the application of the theory as a framework for practice (general or specific, basic or advanced).
System.out.println(); System.out.println("Total Sales \t Total Compensation"); System.out.println("----------- \t ------------------"); double minimumSales = 80000; double potentialCommission = minimumSales * 0.05; double potentialCommission1 = 85000 * 0.05; double potentialCommission2 = 90000 * 0.05; double potentialCommission3 = 95000 * 0.05; double potentialCommission4 = 100000 * 0.0625; double potentialCommission5 = 105000 * 0.0625; double potentialCommission6 = 110000 * 0.0625; double potentialCommission7 = 115000 * 0.0625; double potentialCommission8 = 120000 * 0.0625; double potentialCompensation = salary + potentialCommission; double potentialCompensation1 = salary + potentialCommission1; double potentialCompensation2 = salary + potentialCommission2; double potentialCompensation3 = salary + potentialCommission3; double potentialCompensation4 = salary + potentialCommission4; double potentialCompensation5 = salary + potentialCommission5; double potentialCompensation6 = salary + potentialCommission6; double potentialCompensation7 = salary + potentialCommission7; double potentialCompensation8 = salary + potentialCommission8;
Mrs. Rodriguez, I do understand that you expect me to follow your instructions and I will put it in practice what you have instructed me to. I will only add a semicolon when combining two sentences or when listing things in succession. Thank you for correcting me when I added the word “ appear” when it was not needed. Also I appreciate the correction “ into” when I had incorrectly written “in.”
|I will use Microsoft Excel to enter data into a database file, to make sure the data is
Describe your solution using pseudocode. Use the same valid variable names you selected in Step 1.
Describe the steps to be taken prior to inputting the data into the computerized system and how you would go about implementing the new system.
Department |Employee |Salary PA |Daily pay rate |No of Sick Days 2012 |Cost of sick to business 2012 |No of Sick Days 2011 |Cost of Sick to the business 2011 | |Inbound |Agent 1 |15000 |57.69 |1 |57.69 |3 |173.07 | | |Agent 2 |15000 |57.69 |0 |0 |2 |115.38 | | |Agent 3 |15000 |57.69 |4 |230.76 |2 |115.38 | | |Agent 4 |15000 |57.69 |0 |0 |1 |57.69 | |
Try this cbt exercise now: Think of a time earlier in the day or in the past couple of days when you felt some kind of emotional upset, such as anxiety, sadness or anger. Now, try to remember what you were thinking about at the time. As you recall your thoughts during this event, you may become more aware of automatic thoughts that were going through your mind that you had not noticed at the time. Identifying your automatic thoughts helps you to clarify the nature of the resulting emotion and understand why the situation was so
Driver’s Cost = (% of wage overtime x budgeted hours x 1.5 x base wage rate) + (% regular pay x budgeted hours x base wage rate)
Barre fitness classes typically start with a warm up of upper body exercises on the floor and then continues at the barre with a focus on the lower body. Barre fitness classes involve the use of weights, resistance bands, and balls. The different methods help sculpt the entire body. Some benefits of Barre workouts are the ability to burn fat quickly and define muscles. Barre workouts are popular because it can be modified for people with injuries or physical limitations.
The following explanation is structured based on the decision making model: Define the problem (A), Analyze Alternatives (B), Make a Choice (C), Take Action (D), Evaluate Result (E). For each of the steps in the decision-making process, I will list each situation in order (1-4) stated in Case 9, W-115.
Equation \ref{wageeachedu} for each education group and equation \ref{wageeachage} for each age group, which are as follows:
Depending on the goals of the project, a TCO analysis supports decisions on operational, tactical, or strategic level.