BIS 311 DeVry Week 3 iLab

BIS 311 DeVry Week 3 I Lab
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BIS 311 DeVry Week 3 iLab
BIS311
BIS 311 DeVry Week 3 iLab
iLAB OVERVIEW
Scenario/Summary
In this lab, you will implement a tax calculator application that meets the following business requirements:
Tax Calculator Business Requirements
The application will accept as inputs the individual's income and number of dependents. The application will calculate
the individual's total deductions as a standard deduction of $6,000 plus a deduction of $1,000 per dependent. The
application will calculate the individual's adjusted gross income as the income minus the total deductions. The
application will then calculate the tax owed using the following tax table.
Adjusted Gross Income
Tax
Less than or equal to $10,000 Adjusted gross income × 10%
Greater than $10,000 and less than or equal to $40,000
Greater than $40,000 and less than or equal to $100,000
Greater than $100,000
$1,000 + (Adjusted gross income -
$10,000) × 15%
$5,500 + (Adjusted gross income -
$40,000) × 25%
$20,500 + (Adjusted gross income -
$100,000) × 35%
As output, the application will display to the user the tax owed, formatted as currency with a dollar sign and cents.
Tax Calculator TOE Chart:
Task Object Event
Get the following inputs from the user:
Check amount
Number of dependents
txtIncome
txtDependents

Perform the following processing: btnCalcTax Click
Calculate total deductions = 6000 + Number of dependents × 1000
Calculate adjusted gross income = Income - Total deductions
Calculate tax owed using tax table in requirements
Display the following output to the user:
Tax owed formatted as currency with $ and cents
lblTaxOwed
Pseudocode for Tax Calculator Application
Start
Declare numeric constants for
Standard deduction =6000
Dependent deduction =1000
Income bracket 1=10000
Rate1=0.10
Income bracket 2=40000
Base2=1000
Rate2=0.15
Income bracket 3=100000
Base3=5500
Rate3=0.25
Base4=20500
Rate4=0.35
Declare numeric variables for
Income
Number of dependents
Total deductions
Adjusted gross income
Tax owed
Get inputs:
Income
Number of dependents
Calculate Total deductions =Standard deduction +(Number of dependents *Dependent deduction)
Calculate Adjusted gross income =Income-Total deductions
If Adjusted gross income is less than or equal to Income bracket 1 Then
CalculateTax owed =Adjusted gross income * Rate 1
Else If Adjusted gross income is less than or equal to Income bracket 2

Calculate Tax owed =Base 2 + (Adjusted gross income - Income bracket 1) * Rate 2
Else If Adjusted gross income is less than or equal to Income bracket 3
Calculate Tax owed =Base3 + (Adjusted gross income - Income bracket 2) * Rate 3
Else
Calculate Tax owed = Base 4 + (Adjusted gross income -Income bracket 3) * Rate 4
End If
Display Tax owed formatted as currency with $ and cents
Stop
NOTE: The above is a simplified version of tax calculations for purposes of this lab. Although the basic principles of a
graduated income tax are illustrated here, real taxes are more complicated, and the rates and brackets are different.
Please do not use this simple application to calculate your real taxes.
Deliverables
Submit a Word document named Lab3YourFirstLastName.docx (where YourFirstLastName = your first and last name;
e.g., Lab3JohnSmith.docx) containing the following:
Screenshots of form showing the application running, with the following correct input and output values displayed in
the form.
Income = 9,000, Number of dependents = 1, Tax owed = $200.00
Income = 25,000, Number of dependents = 2, Tax owed = $2,050.00
Income = 70,000, Number of dependents = 3, Tax owed = $10,750.00
Income = 150,000, Number of dependents = 4, Tax owed = $34,500.00
Copy of button-click event code
Category Points % Description
Create and rename form 5 10%
Add controls to form 5 10%
Set properties (name and text)
5 10%
for controls
Code button-click event 15 30%
Windows form was created and renamed TaxCalculator.vb. Form
text property was set to Lab 3 Your Name (where Your Name =
your full name).
The following controls were added to the form: Identifying labels
and text boxes for entry of income and number of dependents;
Calculate Tax button; and label for display of tax owed. Controls
are arranged on form in a logical and visually pleasing layout.
Name and text properties of all controls were set appropriately,
with no typos or spelling errors.
Button-click event code was entered that corresponds to the given
pseudocode, with no syntax errors.
Test-run
successfully
application
20 40%
Application is shown running successfully with no errors, with valid
inputs and correct output for each of the four specified test cases.
Total 50 100%
Required Software
Log in to the Citrix iLab site as you did in the previous labs. The Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 icon should be displayed
already on your Citrix main menu page. Click the Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 icon to launch Visual Studio.
(a) Pull down the File menu and select New Project . . . .

(b) In the New Project dialog, ensure that in the left column, under Templates, Visual Basic is selected; and that in the
center column Windows Form Application is selected. In the Name field at the bottom of the dialog, enter TaxCalculator.
Click OK. (
(a) Drag the following controls from the ToolBox onto the form, arrange them in a logical fashion, and set their properties
as indicated in the table below.
Control Name Property Text Property
Label Label1 Income:
TextBox
txtIncome
Label Label2 Number of dependents:
TextBox
txtDependents
Button btnCalcTax Calculate Tax Owed
Label lblTaxOwed Your tax owed will display here
(b) Ensure that all controls are positioned and sized so that the form has a neat, professional appearance and none of
the text is cut off. Your completed form should look similar to the following.
(c) Your form should appear. Test your application using the following test cases. For each test case, enter the indicated
values for Income and Number of dependents; click the Calculate Tax button; and check that the amount displayed for
the tax owed is correct. Capture a screenshot showing the results of each correct test case and paste into a Word
document. Remember, use CTRL+ALT+PrintScreen to capture a screenshot.
Test case # Income Number of dependents Tax owed
1 9,000 1 $200.00
2 25,000 2 $2,050.00
3 70,000 3 $10,750.00
4 150,000 4 $34,500.00
For example, the screenshot for test case #1 should look as follows:
(c) If you receive an error message or your application did not work correctly, debug the application and try again. Post
in the Q & A Forum or contact your professor for assistance if needed.
(d) When your application works correctly for all the test cases, select and copy the code for the button-click event and
paste it into your Word document below the four test case screenshots. Save the Word document containing the four
test case screenshots and your button-click event code asLab3YourFirstLastName.docx (where YourFirstLastName =
your first an