CS 394 Assignemnts : Rules of the Game!

Policies about the work

• Every assignment will be done by a group of 2 students.
• You are allowed to share code provided that both the donor as well as the receipient groups acknowledge this by mentioning this clearly in
  • the source code and marking the portion stating the donor and receipient names.
  • a separate file named CodeOfHonour which should be accompany each submission. If no code is shared the file CodeOfHonour should mention this clearly.
• In case of declared code sharing, marks awarded to the receipient will be an appropriate fraction of total marks depending upon how critical the shared code component is.
• In case of undeclared code sharing, both the donors and receipients would would be summarily awarded FR grade (both in CS394 as well as CS 324) and the case would be forwrded to UGAPEC for further action.
• Delayed submissions are allowed with the following penalties:
  • Late submission upto one day will be graded for 80% marks.
  • Late submission after one day but within a week will be graded for 50% marks.
  • Late submission after one week but before end semester examination will be graded for 10% marks.

Instructions for making submissions

• Mail your submissions as attachments to cs394@cse.
• Follow the subject line strictly so that your your submission gets sorted by the mail handler properly.
• Submit the assignment only in .tgz format, where tgz means "gzipped tar archive".
• Name the file to be submitted as

  (your group id).tgz

  When untarred and unzipped, this file should create a directory with the same name as that of the tgz file.
• The generated directory must have
  • the files CodeOfHonor, [Mm]akefile. If you are using CVS, please also include the output of cvs stat command in a file called cvs.log.
  • the subdirectories source, headers, objects, and testcases. If you are using RCS, then a subdirectory RCS should also be present.
  Executing make should produce the executable in the main directory.