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Project III Control Structure

Task:

The following provides a list of areas of study and a typical course offered in the corresponding area for the Master of Science in Technology graduate degree program at EIU:

Area of Study Representative Course
Technology Management Product Innovation
Training and Development Training System Management
Career and Technical Education Curriculum Development
Computer Technology Biometric Security
Resource Management Technology Geographic Information System

 

PHP Program Requirements:

Use the information above to demonstrate the foreach loop technique discussed on pages 96-97 of your textbook. You may use "foreach1.php" program on page 97 as a reference.

There are two requirements for the program:

    1. Output the above list. (90 points)
    2. When the Area of Study is Technology Management, print an additional line of "This is my choice." (10 points)

The sample output will be as follows:

[Technology Management]    [Product Innovation]
This is my choice.
[Training and Development]   [Training System Management]
[Career and Technical Education]  [Curriculum Development]
[Computer Technology]  [Biometric Security]
[Resource Management Technology] [Geographic Information System]

 

 

Each of the above output line will be worth 18 points, except for "This is my choice" (10 points).

 

Standard for File Name: We are going to practice a typical software development practice. That is, everyone is going to use a standardized convention for naming your project files. Please name your file as firstname_lastname_project3.php, where firstname and lastname are your first and last name, respectively, and "_" is underscore. The file naming convention will be enforced throughout this semester. Five (5) points will be taken off if the file is not named according to the convention.

Please submit your project on D2L according to the deadline established on the course schedule.

Credit: This project was based upon the work by Joseph Apianing, a graduate student in Technology, as a part of his independent study during Spring 2010.