CSE 142, Spring 2013

Homework

Output Comparison Tool (check your program's output)
Indenter Tool (fix your code's indentation)
Grading Complaint Form (if you don't agree with the way your assignment was graded)
Java style and comment guide by a TA, follows chapter structure of course textbook: Style

If you are ever unable to access the turn-in, please email your assignment to your TA before the deadline. This way we can upload your homework when the turn-in comes back up with the submission time of when you sent your email. We will not be granting extentions for this in the future.

May 29 2013 9:30 AM

Turn in Husky Turn in HW8

Homework 8 (Critters)

Due Tuesday June 4, 11:30pm. Huskies may be submitted until Thursday June 6, 8:00pm to be entered in tournament.
No submissions accepted after Saturday June 8, 11:30pm.
(If you submit your Husky and other Critters at different times, we will use the one you submitted last to calculate late days)

Specification:	Specification
Provided Files:	CritterMain.java (the main simulator and program that you must run) MiniMain.java (a smaller client program you can run to do basic testing) Critter.java (the default definition of a critter animal that you must extend) Stone.java (an example animal that isn't very exciting) a8.zip (all of the files above in one zip file)
Sample Solution:	Critters Sample Solution (run this to see how yours should behave) Downloadable version: critters.jar \| critters.bat
FAQ and Links:	Frequently Asked Questions Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.) Output Comparison Tool

May 20 2013 9:30 AM

Turn in HW7 Homework 7 (DNA)

Due Tuesday May 28, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Saturday June 1, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification
Input Files:	dna.txt, ecoli.txt (right-click these files and click Save Link Target As...)
Expected Output:	Test #1 (dna.txt): console output, file output Test #2 (ecoli.txt): console output, file output
FAQ and Links:	ConvertDna.java An instructor-provided program that converts data from NCBI files Frequently Asked Questions Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.) Output Comparison Tool

Nov 5 2012 9:50 AM

Turn in HW6 Homework 6 (Baby Names)

Due Tuesday, May 21, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Saturday, May 25, 11:30pm.

Specification: Specification

Required Files: names.txt | meanings.txt | names2.txt | DrawingPanel.java

Expected Output (taken on OS X):

Normal constant values:
Michelle:	console	graphical
Don:	console	graphical
Abbie:	console	graphical
EtHEL:	console	graphical
Stuart:	console	graphical
zOIdBErg:	console	(no graphical output)
Lis:	console	(no graphical output)

`names2.txt` (8 decades), 1863, 50px width, 20px legend height:
Michelle:	console	graphical
Don:	console	graphical
Abbie:	console	graphical
EtHEL:	console	graphical
Stuart:	console	graphical
zOIdBErg:	console	(no graphical output)
Lis:	console	(no graphical output)

NOTE: default fonts will vary from operating system to operating system. The DrawingPanel compare to web feature includes output for OS X and Windows. Zip of Linux output.

FAQ and links:

Frequently Asked Questions
Output Comparison Tool
Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.)

April 29 2013 9:50 AM

Turn in HW5 Homework 5 (Guessing Game)

Due Tue May 7, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sat May 11, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification
Expected Output:	#1 #2 #3 #4 with constant changed: -> to 5 -> to 374 Because the program is random, it's hard to match our expected output exactly. But you should match the exact format shown. See the HW5 FAQ link below to learn possible ways to exactly match our output.
FAQ and Links:	Frequently Asked Questions Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.) Output Comparison Tool

April 23 2013 11:50 PM

Turn in HW4 Homework 4 (Gradanator)

Due Tue April 30, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sat May 4, 11:30pm.

Specification:

Specification

Expected Output:

#1 | #2 | #3 | #4 | #5 | #6 | #7

These provided tests do not test every possible case. You should perform your own testing with other input values to make sure that your program works correctly.

FAQ and Links:

Frequently Asked Questions
Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.)
Output Comparison Tool

April 17 2013 9:50 AM

Turn in HW3 Homework 3 (Doodle / Cafe Wall)

Due Tue April 23, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sat April 27, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification
Resource Files:	DrawingPanel.java (right-click this link and Save the file in the same folder as your HW3 program)
Expected Output:	Expected output
FAQ and Links:	Frequently Asked Questions Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.)

Apr 10 2013 9:00 AM

Turn in HW2 Homework 2 (ASCII Art / Space Needle)

Due Tue April 16, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sat April 20, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification
Expected Output:	expected_output.txt (default constant value of 4) expected_output_size2.txt (with constant changed to 2) expected_output_size3.txt (with constant changed to 3) expected_output_size7.txt (with constant changed to 7) expected_output_size10.txt (with constant changed to 10)
FAQ and Links:	Frequently Asked Questions Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.) Output Comparison Tool

Apr 3 2013 9:00 AM

Turn in HW1 Homework 1 (Song)

Due Tue April 9, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sat April 13, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification
Expected Output:	expected_output.txt
FAQ and Links:	Frequently Asked Questions Message Board (Please do not post solution code! Read agreement here.) Output Comparison Tool

"I need help with my homework!"

There is probably someone in the IPL today, or maybe Allison has office hours.
Check the message board; your question may have been answered there.
Read the relevant chapters and sections of the textbook, or watch the textbook "online portal" videos if you have access to them.
Look at the in-class lecture examples.
Look at this week's section handout problems and their solutions.
Start early! We get swamped the day assignments are due.
Don't panic. You have late days, and even if you run out, it is only -1 point for each day late.

CSE 142: Computer Programming I, Spring 2013

Instructor: Allison Obourn(aeobourn)

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