Computer Fundamentals Lab
ITM · Final · Fall 24
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Daffodil International University
Faculty of Science & Information Technology
Department of Information Technology & Management
Lab Final Examination, Fall 2024
Course Code: ITM112; Course Title: Computer Fundamentals Lab
Sections: A1 Teachers: SA
Time: 1:00 Hrs
Marks: 30
Answer ALL Questions
[The figures in the right margin indicate the full marks]
01. Create a Sales Report for a small business with the following data: 08
Category | Product | Quantity Sold | Price per Unit | Total Sales
Electronics | Laptop | 5 | 80000 |
Electronics | Phone | 10 | 30000 |
Furniture | Chair | 15 | 2000 |
Furniture | Table | 8 | 5000 |
a) Calculate Total Sales for each product using a formula.
b) Add a new column for Discount (5%), and calculate the discount value for each product.
c) Calculate the Net Sales (Total Sales - Discount) for each product.
d) Add borders and format the table for better readability.
02. Prepare a 3-slide presentation on the topic: "Benefits of Technology in Education." 08
a) Slide 1: Add a title slide with a background image, title, and subtitle.
b) Slide 2: Add a bullet-point list of at least 3 benefits of using technology in education.
c) Slide 3: Insert a table summarizing the comparison of traditional and tech-based education (e.g., columns for "Aspect," "Traditional Education," "Tech-Based Education").
d) Add appropriate transitions to the slides.
03. Create a professional document with the following details: 08
a) Add a title: "Weekly Schedule" (formatted with a large, bold font and center alignment).
b) Insert a table for 7 days of the week with 3 columns: "Day," "Task," and "Duration."
c) Format the table with a table style of your choice.
d) Insert a header with your name and the date.
e) Add a content page at the start of the document.
04. Write a program in C to: 06
a) Use a for loop to print the multiplication table of 5 up to 10 terms
b) Example output:
Multiplication Table of 5:
5 x 1 = 5
5 x 2 = 10
5 x 3 = 15
...
5 x 10 = 50