All programming assignment solutions will be submitted electronically via Web-CAT. No paper copy is required. If working as a pair, please submit only one solution, and list both team members in the author comment at the top of each file submitted.
Web-CAT will perform some simple checks on the formatting and style of your code, awarding you points in the "Style/Coding" section of the results page. Points deducted from this section will be incorporated into your final grade. It's true that Web-CAT's style rules are extremely stringent and occasionally annoying, but you are nevertheless required to conform to these rules, even if that requires modifying example code given to you in an assignment.
Web-CAT will not run your code to test its functionality. Also, you are not required to submit any JUnit tests. Therefore, even a completely correct submission will get the following alarming response:
Results from Running Your Tests (No Tests Submitted!)
Code Coverage from Your Tests (0%)
Code Coverage: 0% (percentage of methods exercised by your tests)
Estimate of Problem Coverage (Unknown!)
Problem coverage: unknown
Interpreting Your Correctness/Testing Score (0/0)
Please ignore all of these messages. The instructor
will examine and grade your code manually, and a random
subset of students will be required to demonstrate their
solutions in class lab time. The results of this manual
grading will be entered in the
"Design/Readability" section of the Web-CAT
results page.
The details for each assignment are on a separate page: