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Informatics Institute of Technology Department of Computing

ECSE 502 Algorithms and Data Structures
Course Work 01

Module leader: Mrs. Udayangi Perera
Date of submission: 22nd November 2013
Student ID: 2012196
Student First Name: Ayani
Student Surname: Kapugama Arachchi

Acknowledgement

We set various goals for ourselves and pilot our dreams to the greatest of realizations, to attain the greatest of achievement…..

On this movement I really like to thank my lecturer , Mrs.Udayangi Perera for all the effort she gave me in studies.

And also I would like to extend my special thanks to my parents and my friends who help me to succeed this event.

Introduction

This is a program that handles the airport traffic simulation of flights of an airport system.
This airport is mainly consists of three runways, two terminals and forty airplanes.

So that we need to be regulated by an airport traffic simulation program and algorithm, which guarantee timelines of departing and arriving flights with collisions for the sake of simplification. We have to make a program and implement the algorithm.

The features of the airport are as follows:

Each terminal is assigned with twenty airplanes.
Each flight should be described with unique Flight number, Destination, Aircraft type, and the scheduled time.
There should be a queue for the planes when the flights arriving or departing from the airport.
Two runways are bound west foe the departure and one runway is bound for the arrival.
There must have a time difference of at least five minutes of the planes.
Airplanes are not allowed to be use the same parking slot.

Analysis

In this Airport simulation programme we have to come up with the following requirements.
First we have to initialize the programme with forty airplanes. (Twenty planes for each two terminals.)

Then we have to create a Search operation which provides information

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