Assignments and
Rules
Updated on March 22
2012
Academic Integrity
Students are responsible for
knowing and adhering to SCAD academic policy. Students are allowed
to discuss exercises and/or projects with each other or help each
other find errors in their code. However, you are not to do anyone
else's work for them. Every
assignment in this course is to be done as an individual. You
must turn in your own work for all exercises, projects, exams
and quizzes! In
particular you may:
- not copy another person's work in
part or whole and submit it as your own work;
- not allow someone else to copy your
work and submit it as their own;
- not allow someone else to do all or
part of the work for you;
- not submit the work of a group as
your own;
- not share any of your work
(assignments, code, etc.) with any other student, including
through posting it on the Internet or sending it in email
Acts
of
cheating and plagiarism will not be tolerated in this course.
Drop box
The drop box is not to be used as
personal storage. You should be submitting copies of the files
that make up your assignments. You should not be using the drop
box as a working directory. Files and directories in the drop box
which have not specifically been requested for an assignment may
be deleted without notice. You have been warned.
Late Policy
Students will be expected to hand
in exercises and projects on time (start of class). I have
little tolerance for late assignments - it is not fair to the
students who worked hard to get their work in on time.
Please follow the naming
conventions as specified in the exercises, assignments and on this
page. I will not search for your work if you don't put it in the
right place. It is your duty to check to ensure it is there,
properly labeled, and can be opened with C++ Visual Studio.
Please hand in your Exercises at the start of class (I
will be checking the timestamp on the file when I am grading).
Participation
In this class you will be expected
to be part of classroom discussions, communicate with your
professor in person and via email, work on in-class exercises, ask
questions when appropriate, and show respect for others in the
classroom. This class also includes some presentations of your
work.
Submission of Work
1. Compress your Visual Studio
2010 project directory into a zip archive. (Under Visual Studio
2010/Projects/WhateverYouCalledIt, not the entire "Projects"
directory but the "WhateverYouCalledIt" directory).
2. Rename your zip file as
follows: LastnameFirstnameExerciseN.zip
(replacing
"LastnameFirstname" with
your names and N with the appropriate number).
3. Copy this file to your dropbox.
NOTE: DO NOT RENAME YOUR PROJECT
DIRECTORY, just your zip file. The IDE uses the project name
internally and your .sln file will not work properly if you rename
the project, even if your .cpp file is fine.
Coding Standards Documentation
Please read the Coding Standards
guideline for this class as well as the document about best
practices for programming.