Using Microsoft Visual Studio create a C++ program that solves the following problem.

1.

Read the problem.

Write a program that reads a .csv file containing student survey data. The lines in the file vary by what information is being recorded. Read each line into a union according to the fields present and then output the data to the console with titles that make the data understandable.

The file is made up of several sets of four different records. Each row contains a record. Each record starts with the name of the record type: Student, Semester, Course, and Survey.

Student - contains the student id of the individual student who took the surveys (9-digit number).

Semester - contains the semester (S = spring, U = summer, F = fall), year, and room number (0, zero = online).

Course - contains the CIS course number, the end score and grade of the student.

Survey - contains the 5 ratings the student gave the instructor during the course, from 5 down to 1.

Use this file:

Student	100015418
Semester	U	2012	0
Course	1	97.3	A
Survey	5	5	4	4	3
Student	100581237
Semester	F	2012	501
Course	20	82.4	B
Survey	5	4	3	3	3
Student	100058746
Semester	F	2012	501
Course	20	71.7	C
Survey	4	4	3	3	3
Student	101548859
Semester	S	2013	503
Course	22	91.7	A
Survey	4	5	5	5	3
Student	100005843
Semester	S	2013	503
Course	22	78.7	C
Survey	3	3	3	3	2
Student	101254438
Semester	S	2013	505
Course	52	89.5	A
Survey	3	4	3	4	5
Student	104588628
Semester	S	2013	505
Course	52	81.1	B
Survey	5	4	4	4	3
Student	100253448
Semester	U	2013	0
Course	1	42.4	F
Survey	2	1	1	1	1
Student	103548861
Semester	F	2013	505
Course	23	88.8	A
Survey	4	4	4	5	4	3
Student	100004557
Semester	F	2013	505
Course	23	79.9	B
Survey	3	3	4	4	3	2
Student	105551473
Semester	F	2013	505
Course	23	91.8	A
Survey	5	5	5	5	5	4

for the survey data.

Your program must contain at least the following elements:

	a.	Stucts defined that will hold complex data from the individual records.
	b.	A union defined that will hold the data from the structs and other data that does not need to be stored in a struct.
	c.	Code that reads the input .csv file and properly stores the data in the union.
	d.	Code that displays the data in the console in a human readable fashion.

Your program should not assume that there are a certain number of records, but may assume that the records are grouped together so that they may be displayed as read. Do not use string data types in the structs or union.

2.

Pseudocode.

I strongly suggest that before you start programming the solution, that you write pseudocode to insure that you understand the problem.

You are not required to submit your pseudocode for this lab.

3.

Create a new project.

Visual C++

Win32 Console Application

Name the project CIS022_S2016_Lab9b your name

Select a location where you can find it later

Choose the default application settings

4.

Write the program.

Write code that solves the problem described in item 1.

Pause the program so that the console does not disappear until a key is pressed.

5.

Insure that you properly document your code.