CSE 326: Data Structures
Autumn 2004
Program Turnin Instructions
Programming assignments will be turned in by sending electronic mail
to the TA.
README file
When your program is ready, create a file called README
including everything you want to let the grader know before marking,
including your name, student ID, compilation instructions, any special
notes, algorithm descriptions not already included in your program
documentation, etc.
Documentation and style
Be sure that your program is well documented and that you have used
a programming style that makes your program easy to understand. You
will be graded not only on correctness and completeness of your
program, but also on programming style. Take a good look at your
program before turning it in: if you cannot imagine
how a grader could read and understand 30 varied programs that look
like yours, then yours is not ready to be read and needs cleaning
up.
Turnin
When your program is ready to be turned in, use WinZip to package all
your source files, README file, and any test inputs and outputs if
they were specified in the homework assignment. Send the resulting
zipped file as an attachment to the TA at yuhancai@cs.washington.edu
. Unless otherwise specified, you do not need to turn in a hard copy.
Note that mail from nondepartmental machines going through the UW
email service will have any .zip attachment removed, for security
reasons, so you need to send the mail from your .cs account.