Required Weekly Assignments for CSCI 2341

The table below shows all of the homework assignments you must complete during the term.

For the assignments that require submission of a Java program (Submission 01 to Submission 05), be sure to submit early and submit often. Then if something goes wrong at the last minute, you will have at least submitted a partially complete version of your program. Files submitted later will overwrite those submitted earlier.

Do not develop any Java program solution in the directory where it will be submitted. There should never, at any time, be anything but the specific files named in a submission description in the submission directory for that submission. Bottom line ... use a working directory elsewhere to develop your solution for the submission, and once the solution is complete, copy the required files to the appropriate submission directory.

Each Java program submission must include a self-assessment comment to inform the marker either that everything is complete and working according to the specifications, or to inform the marker what is still missing or not working properly in your submission.

Note that there is one assignment due each week, and there are two assignment categories :

• zyBook Assignments (to be done by working within the zyBook online text)
  Each of these consists of work to be done entirely within the zyBook, and each one will require completion of some combination of Participation Activities, Challenge Activities and/or Lab Activities from the zyBook, and you must look in the zyBook itself to see what the requirements are for each of these assignments. The mark on each one will be the point value accumulated and recorded by the zyBook itself as you complete each of the required activities. Your accumulated point value will be transferred to Brightspace as your mark on the given assignment as soon as possible after the assignment deadline. This portion of the term work will count for 30% of your grade. The ratio of the total points you accumulate to the total possible maximum points will determine how much of this 30% is applied to your total grade.
• Non-zyBook Assignments (to be done by working outside the zyBook and submitting to your uxx account)
  Each one of these will require the development of a Java program solution to particular problem, and the submission of that solution by copying the required files to the appropriate submission subdirectory in your uxx account on our Linux server. Double check to make sure that your submitted files have the correct names. Also, do not develop your solution in the directory where it will be submitted. There should never, at any time, be anything but one or more of the files required for the associated submission in the submission directory for that submission. Each of these assignments will be graded, and you will have online access to the marking rubric used. You should examine this feedback carefully, and be sure to note anything that the marker says you should or should not do in subsequent submissions. Click on a Submission ## link in the table above to see the description and requirements for that submission. The mark (out of 30) on each of these submissions will appear on Brightspace, and these assignments will together count for 30% of your grade, with each submission contributing equally to the 30%.