CS371p

Write a program, individually, to solve Grades [C++20 (g++ 14.2.0, 2 sec, 512 MB, source 50 KB)].
You may not use new, delete, malloc() or free(). You may use the STL.

get a GitLab account
fork the public code repo (https://gitlab.com/gpdowning-ut/cs371p-grades/) to become your private code repo (https://gitlab.com/GitLab-ID/cs371p-grades/)
enable issues here: Settings -> General -> Visibility, project features, permissions -> Issues
create the following issue labels here: Manage -> Labels (labels are case sensitive):
- correctness (Crimson)
- build_files (Blue-gray)
- issues (Dark coral)
- unit_tests (Green-cyan)
- acceptance_tests (Dark sea green)
- continuous_integration (Carrot orange)
- code (Titanium Yellow)
- documentation (Lavender)
- ai_report (Deep violet)
import the issues: Issues -> Import issues -> Import CSV
close all issues
add and close new issues as you debug and optimize your solution
provide your GitLab URL on the Canvas assignment

Summary of AI Interactions
- List the tools used (e.g., ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.).
- Debugging help (error explanation, bug location, runtime issue)
- Conceptual clarification (CS concept, syntax, algorithm idea)
- Code improvement (style, efficiency, readability, testing)
- Alternative approaches (asking “is there a simpler way?”)
- Other (describe)
Reflection on Use
- What specific improvements to your code or understanding came from this AI interaction?
- How did you decide what to keep or ignore from the AI’s suggestions?
- Did the AI ever produce an incorrect or misleading suggestion? How did you detect that?
Evidence of Independent Work
- Paste a before-and-after snippet (3–5 lines max) showing where you changed your own code in response to AI guidance.
- In 2–3 sentences, explain what you learned by making this change.
Integrity Statement
- "I confirm that the AI was used only as a helper (explainer, debugger, reviewer) and not as a code generator. All code submitted is my own work."

Assets	Location
1. Correctness 3 tests at least 2 tests to be eligible to resubmit	`hr_Grades.cpp` (combine Grades.hpp and run_Grades.cpp)
2. Build Files	.gitignore .gitlab-ci.yml Makefile README.md
3. Issues 28 issues add at least 5 more issues for bugs and optimizations	Grades.csv
4. Unit Tests between 10 and 20 tests run gcov run Valgrind	test_Grades.cpp
5. Acceptance Tests between 50 and 100 tests run checktestdata do not run gcov do not run valgrind	Grades.ctd.txt gpdowning-Grades.in.txt via merge request gpdowning-Grades.out.txt via merge request change gpdowning to your GitLab-ID run_Grades.cpp
6. Continuous Integration	GitLab Pipelines
7. Code assertions and design run cppcheck run astyle	Grades.hpp
8. Documentation create inline comments specify the complexity of every function/method and the entire program explain the why run doxygen on Grades.hpp run git log	Grades.html Grades.log.txt
9. AI Report summary, reflection, evidence, integrity	Grades.ai.md

In Canvas, there is a quiz, Academic Integrity Quiz.
Complete that quiz.
Multiple attempts are permitted, but you must eventually get all questions right in order to receive credit for this project.