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School of Engineering | Polytechnic of Namibia

ACP 710S - Applied Computer Programming 414 Total Marks: 15

Lecturer: Pascal Haingura

Mini-Assignment 1 Due: Wed, March 27th 2013 @ 17h00

2D Arrays Mini-Assignment 2
Instructions & Notes 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. It is an individual assignment Solve a problem to which youve been allocated Your solutions will be run through plagiarism detection software i.e. Owners of plagiarised work will be penalized This is another chance for you to get free marks, please use it Total marks for the mini-assignment [15 marks] Minimum array size is 80 Rows and 100 Columns Try to make your solution as dynamic as possible This assignment is supposed to be fun. If you find yourself frustrated while solving the problems, find a mirror, look at yourself and laugh for being silly and unreasonable.

PROBLEM 1: Write a java program that display the following shape, using the character *. Please include the outline in your output

[Students allocated to this problem: Ajiya Abbas, Oscar Kadhikwa, David Sebastian, Makiese Garcia, Rejoice Kaitungwa and Ndahafa Kanyemba]

PROBLEM 2: Write a java program that display the following shape, using the character #. Please include the outline in your output

School of Engineering | Polytechnic of Namibia


ACP 710S - Applied Computer Programming 414 Total Marks: 15

Lecturer: Pascal Haingura

Mini-Assignment 1 Due: Wed, March 27th 2013 @ 17h00

Students allocated to this problem: Justus Nghinyekwa, Hsiao Yi-Kai, Iglecias Maruta, Maria Mbango, Khoetage Dax, and Joseph Mundilo

PROBLEM 3: Write a java program that display the following shape, using the character @. Please include the outline in your output

Students allocated to this problem: Edwin Tareka, Clifford Ganaseb, Masoud Mahmoud, Patricia Amoomo, Robard Jerry and Gabriel Hapulile

PROBLEM 4: Write a java program that display the following shape, using the character %. Please include the outline in your output

Students allocated to this problem: Kristophina Shilongo, Samuel Kapofi, Paulus Kanganzi, and Aili Ashipala

Make me and yourselves proud, please! I know you guys can do this. Enjoy!

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