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* Make sure you list the resources you used to generate your code in your program header, if these resources are other than our textbook, or the notes and/or programs generated in class. | * Make sure you list the resources you used to generate your code in your program header, if these resources are other than our textbook, or the notes and/or programs generated in class. | ||
* Submit your code as soon as you have something running, in case you run into problems with your laptop, with the network, or with other unforeseen technical failures. | * Submit your code as soon as you have something running, in case you run into problems with your laptop, with the network, or with other unforeseen technical failures. | ||
| + | * All four problems are worth the same weight: 25% of the final grade. | ||
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| + | ===Problem 1=== | ||
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| + | The first program was tested with several files: | ||
| + | :test0.csv | ||
| + | email, major1, major2, minor | ||
| + | :test1.csv | ||
| + | email, major1, major2, minor | ||
| + | Flo872@hampshire.edu,RUL,, | ||
| + | Joe999@smith.edu,ECO,, | ||
| + | Anna33@amherst.edu,CSC,, | ||
| + | Mana00@mtholyoke,EAS,, | ||
| + | :test2.csv | ||
| + | email, major1, major2, minor | ||
| + | Flo872@hampshire.edu,RUL,ECO, | ||
| + | Joe999@smith.edu,ECO,RUL, | ||
| + | Anna33@amherst.edu,CSC,RUL, | ||
| + | Mana00@mtholyoke.edu,EAS,, | ||
| + | Annya@umass.edu,RUL,CSC, | ||
| + | :test3.csv | ||
| + | email, major1, major2, minor | ||
| + | Flo872@smith.edu,RUL,, | ||
| + | Joe999@smith.edu,RUL,, | ||
| + | Anna33@smith,RUL,, | ||
| + | Mana00@smith.edu,RUL,, | ||
| + | Annya@smith.edu,RUL,, | ||
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| + | * There was also a test where an invalid file name was provided to the program. | ||
| + | * The grade was automatically set to 65/100 if the program crashed on any of the input files. | ||
| + | * Points were removed for lack of documentation, or for not using several functions. | ||
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| + | ===Problem 4=== | ||
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| + | Problem 4 was tested with several lists: | ||
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| + | [ 1 ] | ||
| + | [ 1, 2 ] | ||
| + | [ 3, 3 ] | ||
| + | [ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ] | ||
| + | [ 2, 3, 2, 3, 2, 3, 2, 3 ] | ||
| + | [ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8 ] | ||
| + | [ 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 3, 4, 5 ] | ||
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| + | * The grade was automatically set to 65/100 if the program crashed on any of the input files. | ||
| + | * Points were removed for lack of documentation, or for solutions that used iteration (for-loop) in the function. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:35, 1 June 2018
D. Thiebaut (talk) 11:39, 26 April 2018 (EDT)
- This is the final exam for CSC111, Spring 2018.
- The deadline to submit your programs is May 11, 4 p.m. Please make note of the different submission time of day.
- This exam has to be done individually, and is given under the rules of the Smith Honor Code. You are not allowed to work in pairs on any part of this exam.
- You are not allowed to discuss any of the details of this exam, except with your instructor, D. Thiebaut
- You can ask questions on Piazza only. Do not post code on Piazza. If you think you may be giving away part of the solution when expressing your question on Piazza, make it private.
- Do not answer questions posted by others on Piazza; only your instructor is allowed to answer questions.
- The TAs and lab instructor will not be available to help out on this exam.
- You have to do the debugging of your code on your own.
- Two problems will be auto-graded on Moodle. The autograder is setup to only run your program on a small subset of cases, without generating a grade. You must test your program thoroughly to make sure it will pass all the tests that will be used to fully evaluate your program.
- A whole letter-grade will be removed for poorly documented code.
- Make sure you list the resources you used to generate your code in your program header, if these resources are other than our textbook, or the notes and/or programs generated in class.
- Submit your code as soon as you have something running, in case you run into problems with your laptop, with the network, or with other unforeseen technical failures.
- All four problems are worth the same weight: 25% of the final grade.
