Course: CMPT-212 Object-Oriented Appl. Design in C++ [2008-1]
Instructor: Jan Manuch (jmanuch@sfu.ca)
TA: Cong Wang (Carrie) (cwa9@sfu.ca)

Assignments

Scores:

You can check the scores from your assignments in gradebook.

Submissions:

Through submission server: https://submit.cs.sfu.ca/.

Remarks:

1. Late submission policy: the final score is multiplied by (1-0.02H), where H is the number of hours (rounded up) the assignment was submitted after the deadline.

Weights:

Each assignment has weight 10%.

Evaluation:

• accuracy (80%) — whether the assignment meets the requirements. Testing is done by test files (1 of them will be announced with the assignment, and other (1 or 2) after the assignment deadline);
• correctness and clarity (20%) — correct use of C/C++ features and associated libraries; the code is clear and easily understandable by the person marking the assignment;
• originality — identical or very similar implementations may be penalized.

Programming contests:

Programming assignments may have associated “programming contests”, where some objective characteristic (such as “running time” or “size of binary file”) will be measured for the program written for the assignment. The objective characteristic and the conditions of the programming contest will be announced together with the assignment.

The winning program(s) will have to meet all the requirements of the assignment and achieve the best score on the objective characteristic (e.g. fastest running time on a given input). At most 3 winners will be chosen for each assignment.

A winner can either

• pick an assignment with a lower score and add 25% to it, assuming that the assignment is already achieving at least 50%. If the chosen assignment has a score bellow 50%, only 15% will be added; or
• pick the midterm or final and the score from the chosen one will be multiplied by coefficient 1.02.

The choices will be made at the end of the course.

Assignments:

Assignment number	Release date	Due date	Link	Evaluation	Last Updated
#1	Jan 22, 2008	Feb 5, 2008 at 11pm Extended to Feb 7 at 11pm	a1.pdf Sample test: a1_test1.txt a1_test1-output.txt	Test files: a1_tests.zip Scoring: a1_scoring.txt	Rev 1.0 (Jan 22, 2008, 11:26)
#2	Feb 8, 2008	Feb 22, 2008 at 11pm	a2.pdf Header file: set.h Sample test: a2_test1.cpp a2_test1-output.txt	Test files: a2_tests.zip Scoring: a2_scoring.pdf Contest tests: a2_contest.zip	Rev 1.0 (Feb 8, 2008, 16:17)
#3	Mar 6, 2008	Mar 25, 2008 at 11pm	a3.pdf Start-up files: field.h field.cpp Sample tests: a3_tests1-3.zip New test: a3_test4.cpp a3_test4-output.txt a3_test5.cpp a3_test5-output.txt	Test files: a3_tests.zip Scoring: a3_scoring.pdf	Rev 1.0 (Mar 6, 2008, 00:23)
#4	Mar 26, 2008	Apr 7, 2008 at 11pm Extended to Apr 8 at 11pm	a4.pdf Start-up files: a4.zip	Scoring: a4_scoring.pdf	Rev 1.2 (Apr 2, 2008, 16:45)

Contest winners:

Assignment 1.

winner	size of executable	submission
Nadir Al-Hamzy	526,425 bytes	a1.cpp
Kin Hei Lee	777,867 bytes	a1.cpp

Assignment 2.

winner	speed test 1	speed test 2	total	submission
Nadir Al-Hamzy	21s	7s	28s	set.h set.cpp
Liyang Zhang	325s	6s	331s	set.h set.cpp
Craig Mustard (extension winner)	22s	1s	23s	set.h set.cpp

Assignment 3.

winner	field.h	field.cpp	total	submission
Nadir Al-Hamzy	1341 bytes	4939 bytes	6280 bytes	field.h field.cpp
Kin Hei Lee	1318 bytes	5767 bytes	7085 bytes	field.h field.cpp
Brian Malkinson	1611 bytes	7009 bytes	8620 bytes	field.h field.cpp

Assignment 4.

winner	TA score	Instructor score	total	submission
Kin Hei Lee	10	10	20	a4.zip
Pavlo Timoshkin	10	9	19	a4.zip
Nadir Al-Hamzy	8	9	17	a4.zip

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Last modified: 15-04-2008 17:47