Project Specifications

Projects submitted late may, at my discretion, not be graded. Projects submitted late because of lack of proper transport methods will not be graded. Projects will be assigned with project numbers. All Projects must conform to the following specifications:

a. Universal Project Header

i. Project # <number>: <title>, ie., Project #4: Triangle Calculator

ii. Section # <number>, i.e., Section 14201

iii. Programmer: <name>

iv. Date: <date submitted>

v. Description: <short statement of what the program will accomplish>

b. Order of Documents

i. Source Code

ii. Test Case Runs, i.e., System Output

Remark: Copy the Output into a Text Editor, e.g., JGrasp, to avoid extraneous garbage on the submission sheet

iii. Test Case Data Sheets

iv. Design Documents

The completed project might consist of several unrelated programs; each program should be identified by appropriate criteria; if they are assigned from the textbook, they should be identified by page and problem number.

All the programs in a project should be collected into a bundle; if they are assigned from the textbook, they should be sorted first by page number then by program number. Otherwise they should be sorted by criteria obvious from the assignment. (If you are unsure, see me.)

Do not staple different projects together! Make clear what the bundle represents – good grades follow good presentations! If you bundle multiple projects together, only the top project may be graded.