CSC 306 Introduction to Programming with C++
Special Instructions for Labs
Labs are designed to require more synthesis of the programming concepts than
typical assignments, so they are more complicated.
For this reason, students will be given both more credit as well as more time
to complete a lab exercise.
For each lab, students must also include a write-up in a Microsoft Word
document named YourLastNameL#.doc that includes the following
sections:
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SUMMARY: A brief summary description of the results and the amount of
time you spent as a programmer in accomplishing these results.
This part should be no more than a single paragraph.
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IMPLEMENTATION: A list in bullet form of specifically what you did,
including any challenges overcome and innovations that were not specifically
required by the assignment.
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TESTING: A list in bulleted form of all input values used for testing.
Here you should be careful to select representative input cases, including both
representative typical cases as well as extreme cases.
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FILES: A list in bulleted form of the names of all source code files
submitted.
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ERRORS: A list in bulleted form of all known errors and deficiencies,
if any are known.
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COMMENTS: A paragraph or so of your own comments on and reactions to the
lab.
A typical write-up should be about one page or less.
Turn in the write-up and the source code files in the required folder on the
Academic server.