Your CIO wants a semi-automated network testing, so he can troubleshoot even if IT supporter, isnt there.
Therefore, you must create a C# program undergoing the procedure for troubleshooting the network - that tells the user which hosts to ping, and asks the user whether it was good or bad. The program will not even ping - it expects the user keys ping commands into another window and tell the program outcome.
First Draw a decision tree for the sequence of pings - design it according to how you would debug your network. A decision tree consists of questions and answers and new questions that may arise in this context. A section can for example look like this

Ping 192.168.0.2
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   Did it work?------------> the net works!
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  The net is down!                |

Here are the two options "net work" and "network is down" on to each other part of Decision diagram.
2. Implement the overall decision tree into a C # program that runs in the console and write the addresses to ping, and prompts the user to answer yes or no for whether it went well.
The program should start by writing a short description of what it does and then it also also print who made it so that the CIO knows who to thank when it is used.
Return the entire  Decision diagram as part of the documentation, along with a brief description of what choices you made in connection with the implementation. For example, with a review of a sample of the program alongside a selection of Decision diagram.
Turn in your application along with documentation - just send Program.cs file, you must not copy the entire program code into the documentation.