Grading of programs for CSCI 2610

Turning in programs

Submit your programs by printing them and handing them in.

Be sure that you name and the assignment number are in a comment at the top of the program.

After your name and the assignment number, each program should start with a short description of what the program does.

Revisions of programs

You will be given opportunities to revise your programs after you have got them back. To revise a program, address the comments on the original, and fix the program. Consider other issues that might also need to be addressed to improve your program. Then resubmit the program.

To resubmit a program, attach the prior version to the back of the new version and hand it in.

Submissions and resubmissions of programs will be accepted up to seven class days after the date on which the assignment was given. After that, no more submissions or resubmissions will be accepted.

Grading policy

Programs will be graded for overall quality, both in terms of how well they work and in how well they are organized and presented.

You are expected to produce a program that has been tested. A program that does not compile cannot have been tested at all. Accordingly, a program that does not compile will receive no credit, regardless of how little it needs to be changed to make it correct. Always compile and test your programs before handing them in.

Checklist for submitting programs and suggestions for programming

See the checklist for developing and turning in programs for suggestions on what to check for, and for additional advice on writing high quality computer programs.