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CS305j Introduction to Computing Parameters Case Study 1 Topic 10 Parameters Case Study " Thinking like a computer scientist means more than being able to program a computer. It requires thinking at multiple levels of abstract." — Jeannette M. Wing Based on slides for Building Java Programs by Reges/Stepp, found at

CS305j Introduction to Computing Parameters Case Study 2 Case Study  This case study involves –structured programs –input from a user –loops –variables –expressions –methods –parameters

CS305j Introduction to Computing Parameters Case Study 3 Problem Statement  A triathlon is an endurance event consisting of a swim, bike, and run portion.

CS305j Introduction to Computing Parameters Case Study 4 More details  Write a program that determines the average speed of each leg based on a number of participants. –Swim is expressed as time per 100m –Biking is expressed in miles per hour –Running is expressed as time per mile  Ask user for number of athletes  User inputs swim, bike, and run distances  User nput times for each athlete  Show results