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    The document describes a student management system assignment with 3 questions. Question 1 involves creating a menu-driven program to add, search, display, delete, and quit for student records stored in a list of dictionaries. Question 2 revises Question 1 to load/save student records from/to CSV files, adding options to the menu. Question 3 further revises Question 2 to use NumPy arrays instead of lists for efficiency, and add a grade distribution bar chart to the menu.

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    The document describes a student management system assignment with 3 questions. Question 1 involves creating a menu-driven program to add, search, display, delete, and quit for student records stored in a list of dictionaries. Question 2 revises Question 1 to load/save student records from/to CSV files, adding options to the menu. Question 3 further revises Question 2 to use NumPy arrays instead of lists for efficiency, and add a grade distribution bar chart to the menu.

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    Question 1 (35%): A simple student management system (Back to Beginning)

    Write a Python program to manage the students enrolled in a unit. The


    program will display a menu that allows the user to perform different
    operations repeatedly. The menu must include the following items:

    1. add the details of a student to the system, including the student number, the
    student name, and the unit mark
    2. search for students based on the student number or student name and display
    the details of the matching students. The name search must be case-
    insensitive and must allow for a partial match, for example, the search key
    "john" would be matched by "John Smith" and "Elton Johns"
    3. display the names of the students with a given unit grade (HD, D, C, P and
    N). Use Murdoch University's grade system to convert marks to grades.
    4. delete a student's record from the system
    5. quit: to quit the program

    You should use a list to store the information about all students. In the list,
    each list item is a dictionary containing one student record.

    Question 2 (35%): Load student records from the file and saves them to the
    file (Back to Beginning)

    Revised your solution to Question 1 to add additional features: when the
    program starts, it first loads the student records from the
    file students.csv inside the current directory. In addition, the user can load
    the student records from a CSV file and save the student records maintained
    by the system to a Microsoft Excel CSV file. Correspondingly, two more
    menu items should be added to the menu:

    6. load student records from a CSV file. The program should prompt the user
    to provide a file path. The student records from the file are added to those
    student records already in the memory. Check for duplicates of student
    records (ie, records with the same id): in case of duplicate, the one from the
    file should be ignored.
    7. save the student records in the current system to a CSV file. The program
    should prompt the user to enter a file path. If the file exists, warn the user
    and give the user the option of either changing the file name, overwriting the
    file, or cancel the operation.

    You should use Python's builtin module csv to handle CSV files.

    Question 3 (20%): Display grade distribution in charts (Back to Beginning)


    Revised your solution to Question 2 by adding the following additional
    features:

     to increase the system efficiency, replace the list used to store the student
    records with an ndarray from the NumPy module..
     to display the grade distribution using a bar chart. The bar chart must have a
    title and labels for both X-axis and Y-axis.

    To incorporate the chart-displaying feature, add one more menu item to the
    program menu:

    8. display grade distribution

    You may use Python modules numpy and matplotlib for this question.

    Documentation and Submission Requirements (Back to Beginning)

    Your assignment must be submitted in the form of a single zip archive file
    to the LMS. No other format will be accepted. The zip file must be named
    in the following format:
    Assignment_<your first name><your last name>.zip

    For example, the student, John Smith, would name his zip file
    as Assignment_JohnSmith.zip

    Your zip archive file must contain the following files/folders:

     One PDF document named Assignment.pdf. See the detailed requirements of


    this file later in this section.
     Three folders named q1, q2 and q3 for each of the three questions. Each
    folder must contain all files for the question, including the Python code and
    data files (if any).

    If you only include one folder containing a single program satisfying the
    requirements of Question 3, you will be awarded a maximum of 20 marks,
    even if the program also satisfies the requirements of the first two
    questions.

    The file Assignment.pdf

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