Submission Guidelines for Programming Assignments

  1. Keep backup copies of all assignments.   If your assignment gets lost, a backup copy will make things easier for you.
  2. Include a header with your name, the name of the course, and the submission date within each .java file.
  3. Submission File Name and Format. Each programing assignment must be submitted as a single file in jar format. The submission files must have standardized names. For example, your name is John Doe, the submission of programming assignment 1 will be named Assignment1-John-Doe.jar. Do not add extra characters in the file name and do not change the capitalization. Do not use the name of the professor, use your name.  Assume that your working directory is C:\csc224. Create a subdirectory for each assignment, e.g., assignment1, assignment2. etc. Keep all the files (source files, documentation files etc.) of an assignment in the directory for the assignment. When you are ready to submit, in a DOS prompt window, change directory to the working directory, and execute the follwoing command: (you must have JDK installed properly)


    4. jar cvf Assignment1-John-Doe.jar assignment1
     

  4. Send the Submission File via Email. Send the jar file you created as an email attachment to the grader [mrong@shrike.depaul.edu] and cc the instructor [jia@cs.depaul.edu].
  5. There is a maximum penalty of 10% for submissions that do not conform to the preceding specifications.
  6. Grading breakdown:

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