Unit Award Scheme

116841 PROGRAMMING SKILLS (UNIT 5): USING RECORDS

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have		Evidence needed
shown knowledge of
1	the importance of using meaningful variable and record structure names throughout their code	Student completed work
demonstrated the ability to
2	use either C#, Python or VB.NET to write a computer program to complete this unit	Student completed work
3	define a record structure that contains four elements, ie a string holding the song title, a string holding the artist’s name, an integer holding the year it was released, a real number holding the price	Student completed work
4	define an empty array for the record structure created	Student completed work
5	add a minimum of six different records to the array	Student completed work
6	display the message 'Which of the following do you know?', followed by four menu options, ie 1) Song title, 2) Artist, 3) Year of release and 4) Price	Student completed work
7	store the user’s menu choice in a suitable variable	Student completed work
8	use selection to execute different code for each menu option	Student completed work
9	store the required search term from the user in a suitable variable for each menu option	Student completed work
10	convert string data into upper case for comparison checking	Student completed work
11	search through the array for the entered information and display a suitable message if the information is not found	Student completed work
12	search through the array for the entered information and display all four elements of data for the correct entry if it is found within the array.	Student completed work

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 25 January 2022Level - Level Two