Programming Assignments

Programming Assignments

#	Assignment (PostScript)	Assignment (PDF)	Code	Solution
1	PS	PDF	Code	handed out in Carpenter
2	PS	PDF	none given	LHS/RHS Bisection Newton MATLAB
3	PS	PDF	read this try this sample	Homework3 Due 10/14
4	PS	PDF	maybe	homework4 sample_runs hw4_discuss.ps hw4_discuss.pdf
5	PS	PDF	hw5_incomplete.java	hw5.java
6	PS	PDF	none given	p6sol.ps p6sol.pdf trapnew.m trapez.m lhs_rhs.m
makeup	PS	PDF	none given	makeup_hw.java

Submission Rules

Submit either in lecture or in Carpenter Lab (Carpenter Lab for early submissions ONLY). The first line in the first program of your submission should have a comment that includes your name and Cornell ID. This should be the top page of what you turn in and it must be signed. You are allowed to work with a single partner. One submission per group and it must be signed by both parties and include a first-page comment that lists both names and IDs. It is assumed that you understand the CS 100 Academic Integrity Policy.

Picking Up Graded Programs

Programs are usually graded within 5-7 days. We announce in lecture and on the website when they are available for pick-up. They are returned in Carpenter Lab. There is a regrade procedure.

Partners

You may work with (at most) one other person on a given programming assignment.

The other person will receive for their records a cover sheet that indicates the score received.

Working with a partner can be very helpful both in getting assignments to work and in clarifying your understanding of the underlying concepts. However, for these benefits to accrue, it is important that both partners contribute equally to the finished product.

Students who are struggling with the course material are advised not to do the assignments with a partner in order to force contact with the CS 100 staff.