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Turn-in Policy
For all assignments, you will submit all the source files (.java) that
you created to Webwork. Make sure to practice safe-submission and
retrieve your submission after you submit it to make sure all the
files you thought you turned in were there.
To clarify the due time for assignments and how this will function
with webwork. Programs are due at
6 pm. That is when your code should
be submitted and when we will expect it to be there.
The 6-hour grace period until midnight is simply that, a grace period
or bonus time. In case something goes wrong with turning your program
in right before 6, or if you forget to include a particular file, if
your power goes out, etc., then the grace period provides a buffer
for such problems.
But the grace period should not be counted on. For instance, if you
are turning in your program at one minute before midnight and
something goes wrong, we're sorry but that's too bad. The assignment
should have been submitted by 6pm. For that matter, if webwork itself
goes down from 6pm to midnight, we will not be taking late programs.
They should have been submitted by 6.
A good safety net is to always submit your program by 6, and then if
you are fortunate enough to get more time and want to do more, then
you might get lucky and be able to turn a revision in later. But you
should not count on that.
At different times during the semester some students will ask
to have late programs accepted for one reason or another. We will
simply refer those students to this policy. It may sound cold to some
people, but we have found a consistently-administered, reasonable
approach like this to be fairest to the class as a whole. If you
submit an assignment after midnight of the due date or you forget to
include important files, the assignment will be automatically dropped
and will count as your one "sick day" as per the 9-out-of-10 policy.
If you turn in your homework at 12:01, it is 6 hours
and 1 minute late, not 1 minute late.
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