1 Collaboration

You may work on programming assignments in groups (of up to 3 people).

2 Submission

Each group must submit one "hardcopy" of the code (properly documented) on 8.5"x11.0" paper. Each submission must have a typed coversheet that contains the assignment number and the names and email addresses of all members of the group in the upper left corner. Each submission must be stapled (also in the upper left corner).

Do not submit code written by the Professor or code from an earlier assignment that was re-used (unless it has major modifications).

You may be given partial credit even if your code does not execute properly. However, to receive full credit you must include the driver and test cases you used to test your code and at least some of the output from these tests.

All code and documentation written for the programming assignments must conform to the course style guides. Submissions that do not conform to the course style guide and/or the above guidelines will not be accepted.

3 Due Dates

Programming assignments must be submitted in class on the day that they are due. Programming assignments submitted after the due date will not be accepted.