CSE 303, Spring 2009

Homework

Grading Gripe Form (If you don't agree with the way your assignment was graded, please fill out this form and we'll look into it. NOTE: If you're just not sure why you lost a given point, please email the TAs instead.)

Turn in HW7 here. Homework 7: Date/Birthday (C++; object-oriented programming)

Due Sat June 6, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sun June 7, 11:30pm.
An INDIVIDUAL project, not done in groups.

Specification:	Specification (PDF)
Provided Files:	`birthday.cpp` (skeleton of client program, for you to complete)
Expected Output (also available on attu in `~stepp/hw7/tests/` ):	Test 1: input, output, output w/ extra credit Test 2: input, output, output w/ extra credit Test 3: input, output, output w/ extra credit Test 4: input, output, output w/ extra credit Test 5: input, output, output w/ extra credit Test 6: input, output, output w/ extra credit Test 7: input, output, output w/ extra credit
Sample Solution:	You can `ssh` to `attu` and run `~stepp/hw7/birthday` to run our solution to this program (or `~stepp/hw7/birthdayx` to test extra-credit features). This will help you compare your program's behavior against the expected behavior. (We do not guarantee that our solution is perfect. When in doubt, follow the spec.)

Turn in HW6 here. Homework 6: Mallocater (memory management; bitwise ops; svn)

SVN repo due Mon May 25, 9:00am.
Code due Mon June 1, 9:00am.
No submissions accepted after Tue June 2, 9:00am.
Please turn in only one submission per group.

Specification:	Specification (PDF) (current version; may be updated slightly)
Provided Files:	`martytest.c` (manual testing program)
Sample Solution:	You can `ssh` to `attu` and run `~stepp/hw6/martytest` to run our solution to this program. This will help you compare your program's behavior against the expected behavior. (We do not guarantee that our solution is perfect. When in doubt, follow the spec.)

Turn in HW5 here. Homework 5: T9 (data structures; memory; strings; multi-file programs)

Due Mon May 18, 9:00am.
No submissions accepted after Tue May 19, 9:00am.
Please turn in ONLY ONE SUBMISSION per group.

Specification:	Specification (PDF) (current version; may be updated slightly)
Provided Files:	`list.h` \| `list.c` (linked lists of strings) `dictionary.txt` \| `tiny.txt` \| `small.txt` \| `huge.txt` (dictionary input files)
Expected Output:	when run with `./t9 dictionary.txt`: `input1.txt` \| output \| output with `-q` when run with `./t9 tiny.txt`: `input2.txt` \| output \| output with `-q` when run with `./t9 huge.txt`: `input3.txt` \| output \| output with `-q`
Sample Solution:	You can `ssh` to `attu` and run `~stepp/hw5/t9` to run our solution to this program. This will help you compare your program's behavior against the expected behavior. (We do not guarantee that our solution is perfect. When in doubt, follow the spec.)

Turn in HW4 here. Homework 4: I Choo-Choo-Choose You (memory management; data structures)

Due Sat May 2, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sun May 3, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification (PDF)
Input and Output Files:	`input1.txt` \| expected output `input2.txt` \| expected output `input3.txt` \| expected output

Turn in HW3 here. Homework 3: Top 100 Web Sites / Digits (regexes; C)

Due Fri Apr 24, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sat Apr 25, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification (PDF)
Part 1 Output:	part 1, run w/ default max of 100 \| max 5 (Please note that since this data comes from real web sites, it changes over time. Your sizes may differ somewhat from ours.)
Part 1 Other Files:	`urls.txt` (list of URLs in the 100bestwebsites page; your program doesn't output this, but useful for reference) `top100test.html` (once you're nearly done, point your script at this URL for trickier testing)
Part 2 Input:	`enrollment.txt` (input file of enrollment at various major universities) `books.txt` (input file of counts of overdue library books) `livejournal.txt` (input file of counts of LiveJournal postings by user) `empty.txt` (empty input file containing only the ending -1)
Part 2 Output:	part 2, run w/ `enrollment.txt` part 2, run w/ `books.txt` part 2, run w/ `livejournal.txt` part 2, run w/ `empty.txt`
	`hw3files.tar.gz`, an archive of all the preceding input/output files

Turn in HW2 here. Homework 2: Retro Grade-It (`bash` shell scripting)

Due Fri Apr 17, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sat Apr 18, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification (PDF)
Required Files:	students.tar.gz (a bunch of fake students' homework submissions) testfiles.tar.gz (testing files to use with each student's program) expected.txt (expected file for your grading script to compare students' output against) NOTE: Part of the program's behavior is to list the contents of the `/var` directory. The expected output here uses the contents of the `/var` directory on `attu`. If you test on your own computer, you may want to edit this file and put the contents of your own `/var` directory at the top of it.
Expected Output:	max 50 \| max 23 \| max 102

Turn in HW1 here. Homework 1: The Bourne Identity (Using `bash` Shell)

Due Thu Apr 9, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Fri Apr 10, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification (PDF)
Testing Files:	hw1.zip
Expected Output:	expected_output.txt (yours may not match exactly if you have other files in your folder or have different modification dates of your files) lyrics.txt, otherfiles.txt, willsmith.txt (other output files produced by your commands)

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