CS 2000 Assignments

Programming assignments will be due by 1:00pm on the date indicated. Late assignments will not be graded. All assignments turned in prior to the deadline will be graded and returned, but only those marked as for credit will count towards your final grade.

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All assignments must be turned in electronically using the handin program in the CADE Lab. Specific instructions listing the appropriate arguments for handin will be given with each assignment. If you choose to work on your assignment on a non-CADE machine, it is your responsibility to transfer the required files to the CADE Lab, make sure they compile and run using the currnet version of gcc in the CADE Lab , and turn them in electronically using the handin program.

Detailed grading criteria will be provided for each assignment. To receive full credit, programs must compile, run as intended, and be readable. Any program which processes input data from command line arguments, typed user input, or input files must do something sensible with input that that not conform to the program specification. Program readability involves well structured code, appropriate comments, and systematic indentation. Use the indentation style shown in the text, one of the other standard C indentation styles, or learn how to get Emacs to format your program for you. For some assignments, you will be required to turn in a separate text file describing how you tested your program.

date	#	assignment	for credit?	FAQ	sample programs
8/26	1	Hello world	not for credit
9/2	2	Simple control structures	not for credit	FAQ	total.c, total2.c, power.c, testing.txt
9/9	3	Simple control structures II	for credit		count-check-numbers.c, range.c, testing.txt
9/16	4	Expressions	not for credit		weightlifter.c, twinprimes.c, testing.txt
9/30	5	More on control	for credit		power-check.c, simple-calc.c
10/7	6	Functions	not for credit		squareroot.c
10/21	7	Arrays	not for credit		scores.c
10/28	8	More on arrays and functions	for credit		grades.c
11/11	9	Pointers and strings	not for credit		privacy.c
11/18	10	More on pointers	for credit	FAQ
11/25	11	Bit manipulation	not for credit
12/2	12	Structures	for credit
12/9	13	Database	for credit