Labs in this course differ from previous courses. Labs in this course have a specific due date and require a specific format.
Please read before submitting Lab 1.
Labs with decimal components are minor parts of a bigger lab (e.g. 1.1, 1.2) All minor components should be submitted together in a package as Lab X (e.g. 1.1, 1.2 == Lab 1)
Programming Format
All labs shall have commentary included in the programming code and shall contain the following:
//NOTE C++ Style is used but # script style shall be used in script
/****************************************************************************
** Programmer: YOUR NAME
** Course: CIS 201 (or 430)
** Assignment number (e.g. Lab 1)
** Statement: I have not copied this code from any other person except as cited within. I understand
** this code may be processed with MOSS to verify that no plaigairism has occured. I understand that
** plaigairism will result in a zero on this assignment and possibly and F in the course based on the
** nature of the plaigairism.
*******************************************************************************/
/* List of libraries, objects, and functions used by this code
** list
** list
*/
feel free to format as you like so long as the basic intent is preserved. Inline comments are expected.
Grades for coded assignments are based on the following:
| Item | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Program Works | 50% |
| Commentary | 15% |
| Use of Functions, Objects, and Libraries | 15% |
| Efficiency and Effectiveness | 20% |
Efficiency and effectiveness includes the use of variable names, functions, and other mechanisms which not only make the code readable but cause efficient operations. It is expected there will be at least 10 labs (some are minor) with at least 6 major labs.