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<?php include 'global_colors.php'; ?>
<style>
.syllabus-selected {
background-color: var(--sidebar-highlight-color);
font-weight: bold;
color: #000000;
}
.syllabus-selected .icon-title {
background-color: var(--sidebar-highlight-color);
font-weight: bold;
color: #000000;
}
</style>
<?php include 'template_before.php'; ?>
<table>
<tr>
<td class="left-sidebox">
<h1>Homework Policies</h1>
</td>
<td class="right-sidebox">
<div id="side-nav-buttons" class="my_sidebox">
<ul class="sidebox">
<li><a href="syllabus.php" class="nav-row">Syllabus</a></li>
<li><a href="grading.php" class="nav-row">Course Grades</a></li>
<li><a href="lecture_polls.php" class="nav-row">Submini Lecture Polls</a></li>
<li><a href="homework_policies.php" class="nav-row syllabus-selected sidebox">Homework Policies</a></li>
</ul>
</div>
</td>
</table>
<h2>Electronic Submission</h2>
<p class=DS_P> Homework assignments are due Thursday nights at 11:59pm
(<a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=america+newyork+time+zone">America/New York timezone</a>).
Homework is submitted electronically
and submission times are judged by the webserver timestamp. If your
submission is one minute late, it is a day late, so we suggest that
you don't actually wait until the last minute. You may submit your
assignment multiple times -- we will only grade your last submission
(or you may specify which version we should grade). Please see
the <a href="course_calendar.php">Course Calendar</a> for the homework assignments
and due dates. </p>
<p class=DS_P> <font class="italics">Note: Please do not email your
homework assignment to the instructor or the TAs (unless explicitly
requested to do so).</font>
We will only grade material submitted to the
homework submission server. We can login and view your submitted
homework files if you encounter a problem at submission time. Please
check the discussion forum for announcements about the current
homework and ask a new question if you do not see a similar question and
answer that helps you.
</p>
<h2>Late Day Policy</h2>
<p class=DS_P>
Each student will initially be given one day (whole or partial) of
grace for late homework assignments. Through consistent participation
and solid performance on <a href="lecture_polls.php">Lecture Participation Polls</a>
each student <em>may earn additional late days</em>.
These grace days are intended to cover minor illnesses, hardware
malfunctions, and schedule conflicts with homeworks/tests in your
other classes.
</p>
<p class=DS_P>
To use a late day, simply submit the assignment as normal through the
homework submission link. You do not need to notify your TA or
instructor. For example, an assignment submitted 22 hours late
(Friday evening at 10:00pm) counts as 1 late day used. As another
example, an assignment submitted 26 hours late (Saturday morning at
2:00am) counts as 2 late days used. <em>No more than two late days
may be used for any one assignment.</em> Once your late days have
been exhausted, late assignments will not be accepted without an
<a href="https://success.studentlife.rpi.edu/current-students/academic-and-personal-support/requesting-excused-absence">official excused absense</a>.</em> </p>
<p class=DS_P>
Students should use their late days carefully, saving them for the
latter part of the semester or (better yet) not using them at all.
</p>
<h2>Prepare Your Assignment for Submission</h2>
<p class=DS_P>
<font style="font-weight:bold; color:var(--special-text-color);">
Make sure you read and follow the <a href="academic_integrity.php">
Collaboration Policy and Academic Integrity</a> statement which
applies to all homework assignments.
</font>
</p>
<p class=DS_P>
Once you've finished writing, testing, debugging, and commenting your
code, re-read the assignment description and collect all of the
necessary files for submission. Be sure to include your plaintext
README.txt (use the provided template for the assignment), your .cpp
and .h code files, and any other files specifically requested for the
assignment. You do not need to include any compiled object files or
the executable. Submitty will ignore these files if they are
included. You do not need to include any of the provided input data
files or your output files for the basic homework --- these will be
re-generated by Submitty. But you should include any new data input
files and corresponding output for any extra credit you completed, as
described in the assignment description.
</p>
<p class=DS_P> Next, click the "Gradeables" link from the top of the
left sidebar to access Submitty. <em>You will use your RCS ID and
password to access this page.</em> Access to Submitty is
automatically given to all registered students (but it can take a day
or two). Contact the instructor if you are registered for the course
but cannot successfully login to Submitty.
</p>
<p class=DS_P>Choose the appropriate assignment from the navigation
page. Drag and drop your files into the indicated area(s) or click to
launch a file browser. Press "Submit" to upload your
homework.
</p>
<p class=DS_P> <font class="italics">Note: Please do not email your
homework assignment to the instructor or the TAs (unless explicitly
requested to do so).
</font> </p>
</ul>
<h2>Automated Compilation, Testing, and Grading</h2>
<p class=DS_P> Submitty will compile your code with Ubuntu 20.04 gcc/g++
9.4 and/or llvm/clang++ 10.0 and then run the resulting executable on
several test cases. It will inform you of any compile, link, and
runtime errors or warnings and will present the results of these tests
for your review. Your grade for the homework will be a combination of
this online testing of your code and (later) a TA's review of the
structure, efficiency, and overall quality of your code (see
also <a href="good_programming.php">Good Programming Practices</a> and
<a href="advice_TAs.php">Advice from TAs</a>), plus the TA's
grading of any additional non-code parts of the assignment. </p>
<p class=DS_P>You will have practice using the submission process during the
first lab. Please see a TA during office hours if you need additional
help writing portable code.
</p>
<p class=DS_P>Carefully check the result of your submission. Verify that all
necessary files were received by Submitty. Confirm that your code
compiled and ran successfully. If you find a mistake in your
homework, you can fix it and re-submit using the same procedure. We
will only grade the most recent submission. Please see a TA in office
hours if you need help preparing your assignment for successful
submission. If the automatic grading of your homework seems incorrect
or unfair please use the discussion forum and/or see the instructor or a
TA in office hours. You may make a note to the TAs in your README.txt
file about problems with the automated grading; however, the TAs will not
edit the automated grading scores.
</p>
<p class=DS_P>
<em class=DS_EM>NOTE: Some of the automated test cases on Submitty
will be labeled "Hidden".</em> These additional tests with novel
inputs are intended to prevent "hardcoding" to a limited set of known
inputs, and to encourage students to think carefully about "corner
cases" when writing their programs. Other than the title of the test
case, the details of these tests will not be made available to
students before the deadline. After the deadline has passed, and the
TAs have finished their manual grading, your numeric scores for the
hidden tests will be available, but the details of these tests will
probably remain hidden. Students may see the instructor or TA in
office hours to ask questions about the hidden test cases after grades
have been returned.
</p>
<h3>Note on # of submissions:</h3>
<p class=DS_P>
Do not use Submitty as
your sole development/testing platform. You should use your laptop as
your primary testing & debugging interface. However, don't wait until
the last minute to submit for the first time. You should do an early
practice submission of a partially working version of the homework to
confirm you are on the right track. A small point penalty will be
assessed if the count of your submission attempts is greater than 20
for any one homework assignment. </p>
<h3>Note on submission file size:</h3>
<p class=DS_P>
If you accidentally include lots of unnecessary "stuff" in your
uploaded files, it may be too big for submission. If you think you
have included only the necessary files and yet Submitty still
complains about the size of your submission, please check the
<a href="https://submitty.cs.rpi.edu/courses/s23/csci1200/forum">Discussion Forum</a>
for announcements, and ask a question if no one else
has yet encountered this problem for this homework -- <em>please don't
send your homework files by email!</em> </p>
<h3>Note on the submission server:</h3>
<p class=DS_P>
If Submitty crashes or is unresponsive, or if your submission attempt
fails and you cannot make sense of the Submitty output, check
the <a href="https://submitty.cs.rpi.edu/courses/s23/csci1200/forum">Discussion
Forum</a> for announcements, and ask a question if no one else
has yet encountered this problem for this homework -- <em>please don't
send your homework files by email!</em> </p>
<?php include 'template_after.php'; ?>