Create an application that will allow a project manager to list tasks and team members on a project, allocate tasks and schedule team meetings.
On start up, the application should prompt the project manager for a project name and the number of persons on the team. Each project must be given a unique number. The application should allow the manager to input the first name, last name, email address and mobile contact number for each team member including his/herself. The project number and name are stored/appended to the file List of Projects.txt. The team members’ data should be stored in a file named <project>Team.txt.
The application should then provide options to schedule a meeting and/or to input and allocate tasks.
Task Allocation
Project manager should be able to enter a task, a deadline date for the task and the team member to whom the task is delegated. Each task should be given a unique number.
All data should be stored in a file named <project>Tasks.txt.
Scheduling a Meeting
To schedule a meeting the project manager must provide the following details:
Date of the meeting
Time of the meeting
Location of the meeting
Brief description of meeting agenda
Invitees – choose from a list of entered team members or invite all
All data should be stored in a file named <project>Meetings.txt.
Hi there. Do you have experience programming, or do you have no idea where to start? Some more information on HOW we can help, rather than just giving us a prompt and saying "Go" will perhaps generate more interest for responses. The problem with basically giving the outline of an assignment and saying "help" is that it's so broad that no one knows where to start with assisting you.
Just split everything in to functions so you can focus on 1 thing at a time, it will make it 10000% easier, and if you dont know how to do something specific Google is your friend.
An effective user-interaction is to have the program wait for input from the user and then store their input somewhere for use in the program, do you know how to do some of that?
Try including these at the top of your source code (.cpp file):