COM S 211 / ENGRD 211

Computers and Programming
Fall 2000
Chew & Morgenstern

Homework	Assigned	Due	Regrade Requests Due	Files
HW1	9/5	9/12	9/21	HW1, solutions, stats
HW2	9/19	9/26	10/5	HW2, solution, stats
HW3	9/26	10/5	10/23	HW3, solution, stats
HW4	10/19	10/26	11/7	HW4, solution, stats
HW5	10/26	11/7	11/30	HW5, solution, stats, testing files used for grading
HW6	11/20	11/30	12/11	HW6, solution, stats

Worried that you may be cheating? Here's the Cornell Computer Science Department Policy on Academic Integrity as well as Cornell's general Code of Academic Integrity.
All homework is due at the beginning of lecture. Assume that you should submit your program and test output on hardcopy -- in addition to electronic copies -- unless the assignment specifies otherwise.
You can retrieve your graded homework from the consultants' office (UP 304) during their office hours.
CUCS stationery for CodeWarrior can be found on last spring's CS100 web site.
To request a regrade:
- If the code is already online (on CUCOON), you should submit the request via CUCOON.
- If the code is not online (either it was submitted on floppy the first time or somehow CUCOON lost your submission), you must make the request through the consultants:
  1. Create a written statement detailing what you believe needs regraded, and why. Attach to your original hardcopy.
  2. Bring your regrade request and all other materials originally submitted for the assignment to the consulting office.
  3. You must hand the request to the consultant on duty, in person, before the time period for regrade requests expires for the homework.
  4. Your homework will be regraded. This may result in your grade being adjusted up or down! In particular, frivolous requests will be treated harshly. (Arithmetic errors in grading aren't considered frivolous requests.)

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