Your program will request the user for the output file name. The results should be
outputted into a data file in the form of properly organized tables. The output data file will
have appropriate titles, headings, etc. You will then need to plot the results showing the
displacement and velocity of the rocket over time. You may use excel to obtain graphs.
Your report (and program) should contain the following:
1. The list of functions available in your program.
2. All the required input quantities.
3. The prompts used to acquire input.
4. The actual C++ program listing and sample output.
5. Plots of the displacements and velocities.
6. Table(s) summarizing the output data. Note that you should only print a small
portion of your output data since there will be too many values. You can do
this by printing every nth, e.g. 50th or 100th data calculated per function. Do
not print too many pages of output data, i.e. enough to be able to have
decent graphs.
7. Any other data that was critical in the successful completion of the
assignment.
8. A list of functions used- Note that a minimum of 3 user-defined functions is
required.
9. List of classes and their structures. Note that at least two classes containing
public and private sections should be used in the program.
10. The arrays should be declared dynamically in the heap area and should be
deleted once computations are done.
All applicants go through a series of tests that check their level of English and knowledge of formatting styles. The applicant is also required to present a sample of writing to the Evaluation Department. If you wish to find out more about the procedure, check out the whole process.