CPSC 281: Data Structures I — Winter 2015

Laboratory Assignments and Dates

Students are responsible for getting assignments from class and for knowing due-date information from class, which may or may not be reflected accurately here.

Printed Submission Format

This section applies to Lab assignments that are printed and submitted in class.

• You should create a printed script file (cleaned with scriptfix) that contains your program file listings, scripted compilation, and sample runs.
• The script should be printed with enscript -2rG format.
• Your name, class, and student number must be in a javadoc comment on the first page of the listing, and highlighted.
• The pages of your assignment must be stapled together.

Electronic Submission Format

This section applies to Lab assignments that are handed in electronically. The idea is that the marker should be able to run your assignments and look at your code.

• Your program should be contained in a package cpsc281.yourname.lab4, where yourname is your unbc userid, and 4 is the number of the lab assignment that you are handing in.
• The

        public static void main(String [] arghS)
      

  method should be found in a class called Main.
• You should create a .jar file that contains both your .java and your .class files.
• Your .jar-file should have a name that depends on both your own name and the assignment number, for instance, weeks-lab4.jar. Attach your .jar-file to an e-mail message that contains “CPSC 281” in the subject.

For instructions on creating .jar files click here.