Instructions for Submitting CS-100 Home Work

 

  1. For each homework assignment create a folder on your floppy disk named with the section from the textbook or the title of the special project. (For example homework problems from chapter three section 4 should go in a folder named HW Section 3.4)
  2. Do not put extraneous files on your homework disk. Keep in-class work and other files on a separate disk. It is OK to keep old homework folders on your disk. Just be sure that they are clearly named.
  3. When an assignment consists of several programming problems always make a separate form for each program unless instructed otherwise. You may use one project file for all forms or you may make a new project file for each problem - your choice. Name the file containing the form with a name that clearly specifies the nature of the project. (For example Problems_22-23-24) You may also set the Name property of your form to reflect the problem it goes with if you like. For example frmProblem16 ) NOTE: The Name property accepts only alphabetic characters and numbers. You can't use special characters like dash, underscore etc.
  4. For problems from sections 3.1 print out the Form Image and Form as Text. For problems from sections 3.2 and beyond print out Form Image, Form as Text and Code. You do this by checking the appropriate boxes in the print dialog box (shown below) before you print. The print command is located on the file dropdown menu.
  5. Submit all materials for each assignment in a folder that will keep everything together.
  6. Make sure your name is on all items you turn in: Floppy Disk, Printout, and Folder.
  7. Your floppy disk should have a label. Don’t write directly on the plastic cover!
  8. The Visual Basic textbook and in-class lectures specify proper naming conventions for objects, and proper techniques for structuring your VB programs. If these are not followed then your problem is WRONG even though it might produce the desired result. Follow the rules
  9. DO NOT COPY WORK FROM ANOTHER STUDENT. All homework is to be done individually. The penalties for copying work is as follows:
    1. First Offense: Each student involved will get a zero for that assignment.
    2. Second Offense: All students involved will receive a 10% deduction from their final grade.
    3. Third Offense: Each student involved will be expelled from class and reprimanded to the Dean for further disciplinary action.