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Java Report Card

The document outlines a Report Card System developed in Java, designed to generate formatted report cards for students by storing their information and calculating total marks, percentage, and grades. It includes system design, code snippets, and a sample output demonstrating the console-based application. Future enhancements suggest adding multiple student handling, file storage, and a GUI for improved user experience.

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Java Report Card

The document outlines a Report Card System developed in Java, designed to generate formatted report cards for students by storing their information and calculating total marks, percentage, and grades. It includes system design, code snippets, and a sample output demonstrating the console-based application. Future enhancements suggest adding multiple student handling, file storage, and a GUI for improved user experience.

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Title: Report Card System in Java

Slide 1: Title Slide - Title: Report Card System in Java - Subtitle: A Console-Based Application - Your Name /
Roll Number / Class / Date

Slide 2: Introduction - Purpose: To create a system that generates report cards for students. - Features: -
Stores student information - Accepts marks for multiple subjects - Calculates total, percentage, and grade -
Displays a formatted report card

Slide 3: Objectives - Simplify the process of generating student report cards. - Reduce manual errors in
calculations. - Easily adaptable for multiple subjects and students. - Demonstrate object-oriented
programming concepts in Java.

Slide 4: Tools and Technologies - Programming Language: Java - IDE: Eclipse / IntelliJ / NetBeans - Input/
Output: Console-based - Concepts Used: - Classes and Objects - Arrays - Methods - Conditional Statements

Slide 5: System Design / Flow - Flow Diagram: 1. Start Program 2. Input number of subjects 3. Input subject
names 4. Input student details 5. Input marks for each subject 6. Calculate total and percentage 7. Assign
grade based on percentage 8. Display report card 9. End Program

Slide 6: Code Snippet 1 (Student Class)

class Student {
String name;
int rollNo;
int[] marks;
String[] subjects;
int total;
double percentage;
String grade;

// Methods to input marks, calculate grade, display report card


}

- Handles student details and marks - Calculates total, percentage, and grade

Slide 7: Code Snippet 2 (Main Program)

public class ReportCardSystem {


public static void main(String[] args) {
// Input subjects
// Input student details
// Call methods to input marks and display report card

1
}
}

- Entry point of the program - Creates student object and generates report card

Slide 8: Sample Output - Console Output Example:

Enter number of subjects: 3


Enter name of subject 1: Math
Enter name of subject 2: Science
Enter name of subject 3: English
Enter student name: John
Enter roll number: 101
Enter marks for Math: 85
Enter marks for Science: 78
Enter marks for English: 92

----- Report Card -----


Name: John
Roll No: 101
Math: 85
Science: 78
English: 92
Total: 255
Percentage: 85.0%
Grade: A
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Slide 9: Conclusion - Successfully generates report cards for students. - Shows practical use of object-
oriented programming. - Can be extended to multiple students, file storage, or GUI applications.

Slide 10: Future Enhancements - Add multiple student handling - Store and read data from files or
databases - GUI-based application for better user experience - Add charts/graphs for marks visualization

Slide 11: Thank You - Questions & Answers

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