COSC 1320 - C++ Programming
Bob Comer, Professor, CIT/COSC
Assignment 5 - Payroll Program
Be sure to read through chapter 12 before starting this assignment. Your job is to write a payroll program for Armadillo Automotive Group.
Program input
For a payroll program you would normally input the data from files, but in this first version you will input the data from the keyboard. The program input should be in 2 parts: employee master information and timesheet information.
Employee Master information
The employee master information consists of the following data:
Timesheet information
Assume that there are exactly 5 employees. Your program should first input the employee master information into an array of structs. Then use a separate loop to do the payroll processing for each employee (input the employee's hours worked and calculate their pay (see the example program dialog below).
Calculations
Input validation
The input should be checked for reasonable values. If a value is not reasonable, your program should print an informative error message and ask the user to re-enter the value.
Program output - Payroll Report
The payroll report should be printed to a file. It should be in a tabular (row and column) format with each column clearly labeled. Print one line for each transaction that contains:
The final lines of the payroll report should print the total amount of gross pay and total amount of net pay for the week (the total for all employees).
Your program dialog should look something like this example (user input is shown in bold).
Enter information for employee 1 Pay rate: 15.00 Dependents: 1 Type: 0 Enter information for employee 2 Employee id: 42 Employee name: J. P. Morgan Pay rate: 12.50 Dependents: 0 Type: 0 ... (input employee master information for last 3 employees) ... Enter timecard information for each employee: Hours worked for Cindy Burke: 40.0 Hours worked for J. P. Morgan: 39.5 ... (input timecard information for last 3 employees) ... |
Other Requirements
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Last updated: March 18, 2003