All assignments must be turned in on webCT. I will not accept paper
copies in lieu of electronic submission.
Remember: you may only submit once on webCT. Do not submit
anything before you are completely finished with a lab. You may upload files
before then, as long as you don't click "submit". However, I don't recommend
it; it's easy to mistakenly click submit, and there's no going back.
Grading Rubrics will be available here as I grade
your labs. The purpose for this is to let you know where and why you may have
lost points on a particular lab, and to ensure that all labs are graded fairly.
The rubrics are non-negotiable, but if you have a question about the grading
procedures, or disagree with some points that you have lost, please contact me.
You may email or come to office hours.
Lab Assignments are due according to the webCT submission date. For the first
half of the semester, this will be about a week and a half from when they are assigned
for the Wednesday labs (a week from the following Monday). This will change at some
point in the semester, so be sure you know when your lab is due.
Late labs are penalized by a power of 2 for each day late:
Please make your script files as neat as possible. You should never use the
delete or backspace keys when creating a script file. If you make a mistake,
please exit the script and try again.
Examples:
Acceptable Script File:
Bad Script File:
In the good script file, it is clear that the student entered CC lab00.cc,
despite the extra characters. However, in the bad example it is impossible to
read what commands were entered. If you are unsure, it's best to create the
script file again.