Write some Software

Write [login to view URL] to track your own college course history and plans. Write it as a menu-driven console program that has these user options: MENU A Add a course E rEmove a course S Sort courses L List courses Q Quit ...your choice: For each course, your program should track at least the name of the course (like Comsc-165), your grade received (or some other symbol for in-progress or planned), the year taken (or to be taken), and the number of units (whole number or floating point, your choice). You may add as many other attributes as you wish. Requirements Use a singly-linked list based "queue" of struct-based nodes with C++ string attribute(s). Convert all input strings to uppercase. Include one sorting option, first by year (hi-to-lo), then course (A-Z) as a "tie breaker". Format and align your output as a nicely-spaced table of no more than 72 characters wide, with one course per line and no skipped lines between courses. Do include column headings. Include serialization to a text file named [login to view URL] Do not include editing options. You decide whether to include sequence numbers for listing and removing courses, or to use matching of the course name by its name. HINT: Here's the logic for "tie breaking" in nested for-loop sorting of nodes: // without tie-breaking, lo-to-hi if (q->firstAttribute < p->firstAttribute) swap // with tie-breaking, lo-to-hi if (q->firstAttribute < p->firstAttribute) swap if (q->firstAttribute > p->firstAttribute) continue if (q->secondAttribute < p->secondAttribute) swap Of course, reverse p and q for hi-to-lo sorting.