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Assignment 6, the events and parameters file.

There is also an opportunity for extra credit (worth 10 pts)

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Assignment 6, the events and parameters file. There is also an opportunity for extra credit (worth 10 pts)

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Assignment 6, the events and parameters file.

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Assignment 5. And the data file.

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Assignment 4. The event file of assignment 3 is still applicable.

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Assignment 3

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Assignment 3. As data you can use this example events file.

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(e.g. HW1 for the first assignment). Make sure you submit your assignment as a tarball, i.e. HWi.tar, and only include your .java files unless specified otherwise.

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(e.g. HW1 for the first assignment). Make sure you submit your assignment as a tarball, as HWi.tar, and only include your .java files unless specified otherwise.

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When working in teams, submit only one assignment per team. Include the names of all members of the team in the source files.

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Assignment 2. As data you can use this example events file.

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(e.g. HW1 for the first assignment). Make sure you submit your assignment as a tarball, i.e. HWi.tar, and only include your .java files unless specified otherwise.

You can practice checking-in by submitting a file to HW0 throughout the semester. This assignment will never be graded but please remember to submit the file as a tarball, hw0.tar.

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(e.g. HW1 for the first assignment). Make sure you submit your assignment as a tarball, i.e. HWi.tar, and only include your .java files unless specified otherwise.

You can practice checking-in by submitting a file to HW0 throughout the semester. This assignment will never be graded but please remember to submit the file as a tarball, HW0.tar.

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All programming assignments are due at 5pm on the due date.

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All programming assignments are due at 5pm on the due date.

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Written assignments are due in class on the due date.

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The grading policy for programming assignments is here.

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For those of you who develop software from a non CS machine, make sure your code compiles and executes 'properly' on a CS machine before submitting your assignment as this is where your assignments will be tested.

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For those of you who develop software from a non CS machine, make sure your code compiles and executes 'properly' on a CS machine before submitting your assignment as these are the only machines on which your programs will be tested.

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You can practice checking-in by submitting a file to HW0 throughout the semester. This assignment will never be graded but please remember to submit the file as a tarball, hw0.tar.

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(e.g. HW1 for the first assignment).

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The grading policy for programming assignments is here.

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The grading policy for programming assignments is here.

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Assignment 1. As data you can use this example ratings file.

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Assignment 1. As data you can use this example ratings file.

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For those of you who develop software from a non CS machine, make sure your code compiles and executes 'properly' on a CS machine before submitting your assignments as this is where your assignment will be tested.

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For those of you who develop software from a non CS machine, make sure your code compiles and executes 'properly' on a CS machine before submitting your assignment as this is where your assignment will be tested.

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For those of you who develop software from a non CS machine, make sure your code compiles and executes 'properly' on a CS machine before submitting your assignments as this is where your assignment will be tested.

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For those of you who develop software from a non CS machine, make sure your code compiles and executes 'properly' on a CS machine before submitting your assignment as this is where your assignment will be tested.

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Programming assignments

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Programming assignments

All programming assignments are to be submitted using the checkin program. When checking in assignment number i use HWi as the name of the assignment (e.g. HW1 for the first assignment).

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Coming soon!

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