CS2211: Software Tools and Systems Programming

This repository contains assignments completed for CS2211 at Western University.

Assignments Overview

Assignment 2

• Implementation of unit conversion and number-to-English programs
• Programs include:
  • converter.c: A comprehensive unit conversion program that handles:
    • Weight (kg/lbs)
    • Area (hectares/acres)
    • Volume (litres/gallons)
    • Distance (km/miles)
  • intToEnglish.c: Converts numeric input (1-999) into English word representations
• Focus on basic C programming concepts, user input handling, and function implementation

Assignment 3

• Array manipulation and data processing
• Programs include:
  • part1.c: Array operations program that performs:
    • Array printing in original and reverse order
    • Even element extraction
    • Sum calculation
    • Array sorting
    • Element swapping
• Focus on array operations, loops, and basic algorithms

Assignment 4

• Introduction to structures and database management
• Programs include:
  • movieTheatreDB.c: Simple movie database implementation with:
    • Movie insertion
    • Search functionality
    • Update capabilities
    • Print all records
• Focus on structures, dynamic memory allocation, and basic data management

Assignment 5

• Advanced database management with linked lists and multiple data types
• Programs include:
  • movieTheaterDB.c: Main program file
  • movieTheaterDB_movie.c: Movie management implementation
  • movieTheaterDB_actor.c: Actor management implementation
  • Supporting header files and Makefile
• Features:
  • Separate movie and actor databases
  • Full CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
  • Modular code structure
  • Memory management with linked lists
• Focus on:
  • Advanced C programming concepts
  • Data structures (linked lists)
  • Header files and modular programming
  • Makefile usage and project organization

Course Learning Outcomes

• Understanding of C programming fundamentals and advanced concepts
• Experience with data structures and algorithms
• Knowledge of memory management and pointer operations
• Practice with modular programming and project organization