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Assignments
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Project 1. Sample
solution False alarm!
In lecture Fri 1/24 it was announced that the P1 solution would have
to be reposted because it was missing TextSearcherOmen and had the
wrong TextSearcher. There is no TextSearcherOmen class in
the solution; TextSearcher actually returns a LuckTesterOmen, which
works fine, as posted. A separate TextSearcherOmen could be
trivially defined by extending LuckTestOmen and providing a
constructor that called super(int, String). Unless someone
really wants to see this, I won't repost the solution.
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Project 3.
Sample solution NOTE:
The solution has a few changes to make it more suitable as a starting
point for Project 4. OracleViewer has been renamed
RandCharViewer, and a couple of methods have been spruced up.
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Grading
Generic grading rubrics: 0-3
points,
0-4 points. Minor
revisions are possible during the quarter. On occasion, other scales
may be used, such as 0-1 or 0-2, following the philosophy and general
pattern of the 0-3 and 0-4 rubrics.
Generally, the major parts of each homework will be separately scored.
For example, correctness and programming practice may each be worth 4
points; analysis and test files may be scored 0-2 or 0-3. Within a
single project, the possible scores for the separate parts reflect their
weighting in the whole.
The total grading points for any particular homework do not reflect its
weighting in the final course grade.
Homework Submission Policy
All students are responsible for knowing the homework
policy.
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