Lab Submission Directions for Dr. Hasker's Section

1. Write your solution and test it throughly.
   • Make sure you check what happens with provided test data.
   • If sample output is provided, make sure your output matches.
2. Labs 7 and 8: include javadoc comments for each class (naming the author), each attribute, and each method.
3. Labs 6-10: your solution will be graded for style as well as correctness. In addition to a banner comment at the top of the file, you must take care of the following:
   • Ensure that all indentation is consistent (3 or 4 spaces for each indentation, indenting to show flow of control).
   • Use a consistent style for braces - generally braces in control statements should all be on their own lines or at the end of the previous line.
   • Use blank lines to separate methods and separate attributes from methods.
   • Use spaces around operators such as * and +, and have one space after commas in method arguments.
   NOTE: you can fix most formatting issues by doing the following in Intellij:
   • Select File|Settings...
   • Click on the + sign beside Code Style and then click on General
   • In the right window, clear the box "Use tab character" (that is, make sure it's not checked)
   • Click on OK.
   • Select Code|Reformat Code...
   • Make sure your file is selected (or all files in the directory) and click on the Run button.
4. Use Blackboard to submit your solution. Navigate to SE 1011, click on the Content button on the left, and then click on the assignment. Upload your .java source file(s). Note the following:
   • Do not upload the .class file.
   • If you have multiple files to upload, you can click on the Browse My Computer button additional times to include the other files in your submission.
   • You can submit as many times as you like, but the date of your last submission will determine when you have completed the lab. Be sure to submit all files with each submission!
5. Special instructions by lab:
   • additional instructions for Lab 8
   • additional instructions for Lab 7
   • additional instructions for Lab 6
   • For labs 1-5: add a comment to the top of the source file giving the basic information for the lab so we can identify misplaced files. At a minimum, the comment must contain the following, where the parts in red are the parts that you fill in:

     /* 
      * Course: SE-1011
      * Term: Fall 2013
      * Assignment: assignment name
      * Author: your name
      * Date: date started
      */
     

   As always, if you have any questions just ask!

   Note:

   By default, Windows is configured to not show extensions such as ".java" for file names. This causes problems for engineering students. A simple fix is to enable showing extensions: click here for directions on doing this.