RAPTOR program
question1:
Submit the final RAPTOR program (.rap file) here that you created during the RAPTOR Tutorial found in the Learning Activity 1 section of this Lesson.
question2:
Flowcharts
Before attempting this lab, make sure you have installed the RAPTOR flowcharting program. See the Start Here! page and refer to the section “Software required for this course.”
- A flowchart is a diagram that graphically depicts the steps that take place in a program. Symbols are used to depict the various steps that need to happen within a program. Flow lines are used between the symbols to indicate the flow of the program.
- Ovals are used as terminal symbols, which indicate a start and stop to a program.
- Parallelograms, the data symbol, are used for input and display statements.
- Rectangles, the process symbol, are used for calculations and variable declarations.
- On page connectors are used to link a flowchart that continues on the same page.The connecting system starts with the letter A, whereas A would appear in the two connectors that show the flow.
- The statements inside the data and the process symbols can be written similarly to the statements used in pseudocode.
Help Video: Watch this video: lab1-3.wmv
Download this PDF document and complete the lab: Lab 1-3.pdf
Upload your completed RAPTOR (.rap) file as your submission.
question3:
Programming Challenge 1 – Team Average
Help Video: Watch this video: lab1-5.wmv
Download this Word document and complete the lab (you should use a colored font for your answers): Lab 1-5.docx
Upload your completed Word document as your submission.
question 4:
Programming Challenge 2 – Pedometer Calculator
Help Video: Watch this video: lab1-6.wmv
Download this Word document and complete the lab (you should use a colored font for your answers): Lab 1-6.docx