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Guidelines for CSC 212 Project Submissions

1. Keep backup copies of all assignments.   If you submit a wrong version, a backup copy will make things easier for you. The late penalty will not be waived if you submit the wrong version.

2. Projects consisting of more than one source code file must be zipped. Delete all .class files from the project folder before zipping to reduce the size of the zip file. The .class files are created when the project is compiled, so the grader can recompile your project to recreate the .class files. Even if you are using BlueJ, submit only the source code files. If you are using some other compiler like TextPad, submit only the .java files.

3. Zip files must have standardized names.   Project files must contain the project name and last name of student. For example, if my last name were Smith and I were submitting the Bitwise Project, the name of the zip file would be BitwiseSmith.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.

4. Include a header with your name, the name of the course, and the submission date within each .java file.

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

6. Grading breakdown: 50% for functionality, 10% for well written, 10% for comments, 10% for indentation, 10% for test input, 10% for property submitted.

7. Submit assignments with the COL Assignment Submission System.