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Guidelines for IT 223 Project Submissions
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Keep backup copies of all assignments. If your assignment gets
lost because the Course Online Project Submission System disk crashes
(however unlikely), a backup copy will make things easier for you.
The late penalty will not be waived if you lose an assignment or submit
the wrong version.
- Submitted files must be in .docx or .rtf format.
A file exported from SPSS in .doc format is significantly larger than one
converted to .docx format. There will be a 5% penalty for files submitted
in .doc format. Files submitted in .spv format will not be accepted.
- Submissions must have standardized names.  
For example, if you last name is Smith and you are submitting Project 1,
your submitted file should be named
proj1-smith.docx or
proj1-smith.rtf.
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.
- Delete source code and other information (elapsed times and resource
utilizations) before submitting your SPSS output.
- At the top of your document, include a header with your name,
the project name, and the submission date.
- Answers to questions requested by the project should be typed into the
beginning of the SPSS output file.
- Maximum penalty of 20% for submissions that do not
conform to the preceding specifications (10% for not deleting source code
and other information which is not actual output, 5% for not including your
name in the filename of the submission, 5% for not including header with
name, project number, and submission date, 5% for not submitting
a .docx or rtf file).
- Submit assignments with the COL Assignment Submission System.
Do not email them to the professor.
- Test your submission after submitting it.
- Remember the late penalties listed on the syllabus: