ITEC 120 lab 4

ITEC 120 LAB 4

Lab must be completed and reviewed by Peer Instructor on Fri, Jan 23 during lab class. (Wed, Jan 28 is a lab quiz).

Description

This lab is made up of 2 completely different parts. First, you will electronically submit a file the same way you will submit your lab quiz next Wed. Then, you'll write a program for lab4.

PART 1 - Submit a file electronically - Do this in the first 30 minutes of the lab!!!

In order to turn in lab quizzes and programming assignments, you'll put the necessary files in a folder on neelix. Turn in the java file you wrote for lab2 (lab2.java) so we can make sure the submission process works for you before you have to turn in your lab quiz (Wed, Jan 28).

First, look at neelix. Do this by clicking on Start, Run and type \\neelix in the box. (Those are backslashes.)
A window should appear. Double click the dropbox folder, then ITEC folder, then ITEC120, then the folder with the username of your instructor, then Submissions, then the folder that belongs to the section of the class you are in (10am: 01, 12noon: 02, 2pm: 03, 3pm: 04), then, a folder with your username on it, where you should see a folder called RU01.
Simply copy or drag the file lab2.java from your H: drive into the RU01 folder in your folder on Neelix. You have submitted your file.
At 30 minutes past the hour, a collection script will run and move your lab2.java file from your RU01 folder to a collections folder which only your instructor can see. The collection script will leave a text file in your folder to let you know it was collected. Go back to your folder on Neelix and confirm that your lab2.java file was collected.

PART 2 - Time calculator

Write a program which asks the user for a number of hours, minutes, and seconds, and convert that to a total number of seconds.

Sample run:

Program outputs:	Welcome to the amazing time calculator. Please enter a number of hours:
User inputs:	4
Program outputs:	Please enter a number of minutes:
User inputs:	36
Program outputs:	Please enter a number of seconds:
User inputs:	14
Program outputs:	4 hours, 36 minutes and 14 seconds is 16574 seconds.

You'll use the Keyboard class again to read numbers entered by the user. Use 2 contants when you write this program. (What will they be?) How many variables will you need for this program?

Completion Requirements

Once you've completed the lab, you should show the Peer Instructor:

Show the peer instructor the text file on neelix that shows that your lab2.java file got collected.
Run your time calculator with the input your Peer instructor gives you.
then use PFE to show your code.