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Exercise submission:


  • You must register to the course to be able to submit the exercises.
  • All assignments are personal.
  • You are required to submit all the exercises.
  • The relative weight of the exercises (and the examinations) will be set at the end of the course.
  • You may submit a programming exercise up to 3 days after the submission date.
    However, you will lose 4 if you are late by 1 day, 8 points if you are late by 2 days, and 16 points if you are late for 3 days (not counting Saturdays).
  • Students with personal problems (miluim, illness, etc.) that wish to get extension should ask for it before the submission deadline. Extensions will not be given "postmortem". A student must get a written permission (i.e. an email) for late submission from plab@cs. Verbal approval is not enough!
  • For each exercise you should submit a single .tgz file.
    tgz is the suffix for gzipped tar files.
    (tar is a utility that puts many files together in one file, and gzip is a compression utility).
    The interface of tar is quite like the interface of jar:
         To create a tgz file run: tar -cvzf TARFILENAME.tgz file1 file2 file3 ...
         To extract files from a tgz file run: tar -xvzf TARFILENAME.tgz
    Note that you can have wildcards in file1, file2, etc - this will insert all matching files to the tar. See man tar for further explanation.
    Before submitting a tgz file, try extracting it in an empty directory to make sure it contains all you meant it to contain.
  • The style guidelines are here.

    • Exercise descriptions:


    A note on compiling with g++

  • Ex0 - Word counter

  • Ex1 - Dictionary

  • Ex2 - 1st order Markov text generation

  • Ex3 - Board-games: Checkers

  • Ex4 - Graph Calculator

  • Ex5 - Graph Calculator continued