How
to Hand in an Exercise
For each exercise, you need to submit (1)
an executable file via e-mail and (2) hard-copy of your program
code. The hard-copy of your program code is to be submitted in class.
Both the executable file and the hard-copy of program code need to be submitted
before their specified deadlines. Exercises will not be graded without
hard-copy of your program code. No late submission will be accepted.
Submitted file name: The
name of the executable file submitted electronically consists of three
parts: (1) up to the first 8 letters of your last name (2) the first letter
of your first name and (3) exercise ID (1 for Exercise 1, 2 for Exercise
2, and so on). The three parts are connected hyphens. You
need to use a different extension for the homework assignment so that it
can be recieved by hotmail and sent by some mail servers. Use .jb
for the file extension (rename the .exe file do not save as).
For example, the following filename is for Exercise 1 from the student
whose name is Jim ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP:
ABCDEFGH-J-1.jb
For a student named Kelley ABC the following
filename should be used for Exercise 6:
ABC-K-6.jb
On the subject line of your e-mail, enter
the file name. Unless otherwise noted, attach only ONE file
to your e-mail.
The
hardcopy of your program code shall include your full name and the
name of the executable file that you submitted electronically. Submissions
not conforming to the above naming standard will not be graded.
Students are responsible for keeping copies of their exercises. Once
an exercise has been graded and returned, the files will no longer be kept
by the instructor.
Viruses can cause severe damage to computing
resource throughout the college. If you mail in a virus infected
program, you will get a zero on that assignment, lose one full grade from
your final grade (e.g., from A to B), and be subject to other penalties.
This is a serious matter.