Submission Guidelines

Last revised 8/28/04 5:00 pm

Guidelines for CSC 211 Project Submissions

Keep backup copies of all assignments. If your assignment gets lost, a backup copy will make things easier for you.

Projects must be zipped. Projects must be zipped before they are submitted to the grader. Java projects using BlueJ have more than one file. For example, a project called Hello might contain the six files: bluej.pkg, Hello.class, Hello.ctxt, Hello.java, Hello.txt, and README.TXT. These six files could then be zipped into one file called Nash211Hello.zip.

Zip files must have standardized names. Project files must contain the course number, project name, and last name of student. For example, if my last name were Nash and I were submitting the Hello Project, the name of the zip file would be Nash211Hello.zip. Do not add extra characters in the zip file name and do not change the capitalization. Do not use the name of the professor, use your last name. Always use this conventional form for zip file names that you are emailing. To recap, the general form is:
Your Last Name211Project Name

Include a header with your full name, your student ID, the name of the course and section, and the submission date within each .java file (in the openning comment).

There is a maximum penalty of 10% for submissions that do not conform to the preceding specifications.

Approximate Grading breakdown: 50% for functionality, 10% for well written, 10% for comments, 10% for indentation, 10% for test input, 10% for properly submitted. See Program Style Guide for more details.

Login to Course OnLine, using your CampusConnect ID and password. If you do not have a CampusConnect ID and password, you must visit the ID Services office.

Click on View My Courses from the menu on the left side of the browser window. Then click on
Programming in Java I (CSC 211-21-101)

Click on Submit Homework from the menu on the left side of the browser window. Then click the Submit Homework button.

Select the assignment you are submitting. Then in the Choose the file textbox, type the name of the .zip file you wish to submit.

Click the Submit button.

Late Assignment Policy

No assignments will be accepted if they are submitted more than one week from the due date.

For all assignments:

To receive full marks, your assignment must be submitted (through COL) no later than midnight of the day it is due.
An assignment is considered late if it is submitted after the due date, but before one week from the due date.
Late assignments will be penalized 10 points.
The system will not accept assignments that are submitted more than one week after the due date - no exceptions.
Do not email your assignment to me.
If you have grading issues, please first take them up with the grader.

Guidelines for CSC 211 Project Submissions

For all assignments: