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Lab Exercise 3 COMP 248 Due date: Today, at the end of the lab period. Read this entire document before beginning your lab. For this lab you are required to fulfill all requirements exactly as described in this provided document, no less, no more. Question: As a software engineer you are commissioned to write a Java program for the registrar's office of a local university to admit transfer students from France. The local university uses the GPA scale system while the French institution uses the 20-point scale system (see Figure 1). The program requirements are described as follows: Input: will prompt the user to enter information about the student courses to be transferred (assume only three courses). The information includes the course code and the grade based on the 20-point grading scale. Only courses with equivalent grades of C and above are accepted to be transferred. Output: The equivalent grade for each course and the list of courses to be transferred. (Note: The course code can be an arbitrary string.) Grade 20-point Scale Description Grade Point А 16-20 Très Bien (Outstanding) 4.0 A- 14 - 15.9 Bien (Very Good) 3.7 B+ 13-13.9 Assez Bien (Good) 3.3 B 12 - 12.9 Assez Bien (Good) 3.0 с 10 - 11.9 Passable (Pass) 2.0 F 0-9.9 Ajourné (Fail) 0 Figure 1: The 20-point grading scale and the corresponding GPA grading scale
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