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Guidelines
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- Course Policy and Grading
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- Course grade is composed 10% of exercises, 90% of final exam.
- There will be 1-2 practical exercises and two theoretical exercises. 2 of the practical exercise can be done in Java, the other in C++.
- All the exercises can be done in pairs.
- All exercises submission is mandatory. Student which will get an average of less than 55 in
the exercises will not be able to take the exam.
- Late submission result in 5 points penalty per day. (Not including Friday/ Saturday).
- Course news forum
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- Course news forum is now open.
The forum should be read frequently.
- Individual Work Policy
- Students in this course are allowed (and encouraged!) to submit practical homework
assignments in PAIRS. At the same time, each pair must
work on their own
- How to submit
- Exercises are to be submitted electronically. For each project create a tar file called ex#.tgz
(i.e. ex1.tar). Submit it using the course admin system that can be reached from the
administratives page.
Tar command should be: "tar cvzf ex1.tgz README [list of files]".
Any mistake in creating the tar, adding unneeded files, missing files (like README), README with wrong format,
doing jar instead tar, lower/upper case mistakes etc, forgetting your partner name, will result in 10 points penalty
since these mistakes will cause the automatic tests to fail. To help you test your tar I will create a script that
checks it. Reference to the script is found inside the exercise.
- README submission
- The README file should include the following details:
- In the first line should be the login(s) of the author(s), comma seperated
(and nothing else).
- The personal details of the author(s).
- The name of the exercise.
- A list of the submitted files, with a one line description for each file.
- Any remarks you have about special cases, implementations, additional features
or anything else you think the checker should know.
- Answer to exercise theoretical questions (if any)
You can use the sample README as template.
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