COP 3530

Data Structures and Algorithms

University of Florida

Assignment Submitting Procedures

1. You should email (preferably as an attachment) the .java file for each problem to the TA who will grade that problem. The java file should include your name, social security number, section, and problem number. The subject portion of your email should also include this information. The email should contain no other information. Send your email from your account so that a response can be sent easily. Send a copy to yourself (i.e., cc to yourself) as proof that you did email the solution.
2. You also MUST submit a hard copy (i.e., print) version of your solution. The hard copy for each problem should be separate and should contain your name, social security number, section, and problem number. The hard copy version should include the program, input and output, and answers to all parts of the problem. The hard copy version should be submitted to the appropriate TA or to the instructor during class. Last minute submissions should be made to one of the TAs who has office hours at the due time for submission.
3. Graded hard copy submittals will be returned during the appropriate section meeting.
4. If you dispute an evaluation, you should first try to resolve the dispute by meeting with the grader for the problem. If the dispute is not resolved in this way, you should see the class instructor.
5. When a problem asks you to add a method into an existing class, you should submit only the code for the method you have added as well as the code for the main method used to test the new method. When you are to extend a class, you will write a new class (the extended class). In this case submit the entire new class along with the test code. In all cases you must submit the input and output used for the test run(s).