1995parham-teaching/c-linked-list-workshop

C Programming workshop about using linked-list and structures

C Workshop on Linked-List and Structures

Class Attendance System (CAS)

Course (Class):

Field	Type
Name	String
Professor	String
Number of Students	Integer
Students List	Linked-List
Number of Sessions	Integer
Attendance List	[]Linked-List

Student:

Field	Type
Name	String
ID	String

CAS can manage multiple classes for your university in each semester. In the beginning, users must select a class from a given list of classes then they can manage the class students and their attendance. Please note that users can add or remove classes so the classes list must be a linked-list. The attendance list is an array of Linked List that has a single linked-list of students for each session. In each session, the user adds the name of the percent's students into the session's linked-list. The user can see the list of students and their percent's rate and if they didn't meet the 3/16 rule they must be purged from the students' list with a user's agreement. CAS can save class information into files (one file for each class) for users then load them in its another run. Please note that strings can at most have a size of 255.

First Step: Implement and Test a simple linked-list. Second Step: Implement and Test a single class with its attendance. (based on linked-list of the first step) Third Step: Implement the whole program. Fourth Step: Add persistency into CAS with files.

Step by Step Gist.