Lab 1 Directions

Write a C program for a Mililiters to US Fluid Ounces conversion to run on ocelot. (1 Mililiters = 0.0338 US Fluid Ounces using 4 decimal places.)

The source file should have your name & PantherID included in it and it should have an affirmation of originality stating something like: “I affirm that I wrote this program myself without any help from any other people or sources from the internet.”.

It is expected that this program and the programs from this class follow programming standards learned in previous classes. There should be a program description at the top as well as descriptions of all functions used in the code.

Code should be nicely indented using a consistent style and commented appropriately.

You can choose to indent your code 2, 3 , o r 4 spaces for each level of nesting as long as you are consistent through out the code. If you modify a file, then you should make all indentation in that file match your style.

You can choose either style for your curly braces , but be consistent :

i f ( ... ) {

}

O r

i f ( ... )

{

}

Create a nicely formatted chart with the conversions of each of the following values from Mililiters to US Fluid Ounces. There is no user input, these values can be constants in the program.

• 10
• 18
• 30
• 58

Columns should be aligned with numbers right justified and rounded to 4 digits after the decimal point. You do not need to include any grid lines, those are from Excel. You should include a title line that says Convert Mililiters at the top. This is a sample of a different conversion to show you how to align columns. Note that this one has 5 digits after the decimal point. Use formatting in the printf statement to align columns properly. Do not use spaces to push data around.

Create a simple Makefile to compile your program into an executable called convert.

You should submit a compressed zip file named FirstNameLastNameL1.zip with the following files.

1. The source code, convert.c
2. The Makefile file which should be called Makefile with no extension. I should be able to type make at the command line to compile your program.
3. A screenshot of the output of the program running on ocelot (be sure the command line prompt shows.) The screenshot should just be a file named with your FirstNameLastName.png or .jpg.

Do not include any other files or folders in the zipfile.

Programs that do not compile and do something useful when run will not earn any credit at all.

Rubric

Lab 1 Rubric CMR Spring 2022

Lab 1 Rubric CMR Spring 2022

Criteria	Ratings	Pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeZip File named FirstNameLastNameL1.zip using the student nameNo Spaces, underscores, or other characters. Capitalization like CarylRahnL1.zip	4 pts Meets Requirements Submission file named exactly as specified 2 pts Minor Errors Submission file has extra spaces, underscores or characters in the name 0 pts Needs Improvement Submission file not as specified	4 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeMakefile named as specifiedCapital M used, no extension added. File is called Makefile	4 pts Meets Requirements Makefile named correctly with proper capitalization 2 pts Minor Errors Makefile spelled with a lower case m as in makefile 0 pts Needs Improvement No Makefile included	4 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeTyping make at the command line should create executable named convert	10 pts Meets Requirements Typing make at the command line creates an executable file name as requested. 8.33 pts Minor Errors Typing make at the command line creates an executable named something similar to what was requested. 0 pts Needs Improvement Typing make at the command line creates an executable named a.out or anything not relevant.	10 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeThere should be no warnings during compile	4 pts Meets Requirements There were no warnings during compile. 2 pts Minor Errors There was one warning during the compile. 0 pts Needs Improvement There were multiple warnings during the compile.	4 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeComment at the top needs student name, Panther ID, a Program Description and an Affirmation of Originality.	8 pts Meets Requirements All required header items were included. 4 pts Minor Errors One or two items were missing from the header. 0 pts Needs Improvement More than 2 items were missing or the header was not included	8 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeProgram should have consistent indentationIndentation should have curly braces lined up in either of the two standard formats. They can be lined up right above each other or the opening curly brace can be on the right end of the line above where the block begins.	4 pts Meets Requirements Consistent indentation with curly braces lined up in either of the two standard formats. 2 pts Minor Errors Indentation not consistent in one or two places 0 pts Needs Improvement Indentation not consistent in three or more place	4 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeProgram should have comments as neededComments should be included for all functions, loops and other sections of code.	4 pts Meets Requirements Good comments are included throughout the program in the body of the functions and at the top of each function 2 pts Minor Errors Some comments are included, but more are needed 0 pts Needs Improvement No comments are included	4 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeThe program works as expected with correct output.	10 pts Meets Requirements The output had correct values. 5 pts Minor Errors There were minor errors in the output. 0 pts Needs Improvement The output is not correct.	10 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeThe program had good formatting of the output.	10 pts Meets Requirements The formatting of the output looked good with nice alignment. 5 pts Minor Errors Formatting of the output had minor errors. 0 pts Needs Improvement Formatting of the output had major errors.	10 pts
This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeNo other files other than the source file, screenshot, and Makefile are included. When unzipped only the two files should be viewable, not another folder.	2 pts Meets Requirements Only the three requested files were included. 1 pts Minor Errors There is an extra file or folder included 0 pts Needs Improvement There are multiple other files or folders included	2 pts
Total Points: 60