Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of cs222p-2018-fall

Timestamp:

Sep 30, 2018, 9:40:21 AM (7 years ago)

Author:

Qiushi Bai

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 === Notice about Projects ===
- * Making teams: Project grades will be team based. Students should work on project 1 individually, but they can form teams of up to two students starting from project 2. Please let us know about your group by adding your team members' names here in front of your group id (please do so even if you are alone in your group). A student can always leave his/her team during the quarter with a notice at least two weeks prior to the next project's deadline. Also, please note that it is not permitted to join a new team after splitting.
+  * '''Making teams:''' Project grades will be team based.  Each team can have at most two people. Please let us know about your group by adding your team members' names [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hI49H-dG-GV_EAd4yfqUkdAapZJ1a1vY5Uy46FN9rpg/edit#gid=0here] in front of your group id (please do so even if you are alone in your group). A student can always leave his/her team during the quarter with a notice at least two weeks prior to the next project's deadline. Also, please note that it is not permitted to join a new team after splitting.
  * The projects are doable by individuals, which can be more challenging but rewarding.
  * Students are allowed to add attributes, methods, and classes, as long as the public signatures provided in the codebase are kept and implemented. We will be testing your code by calling the methods that are declared in the signatures.
  * Students also have the freedom to use other open-source libraries or packages (e.g., Gtest and Boost) to implement and test their code. Just please make sure that you: (1) get the okay from us before using any additional packages; (2) list such packages clearly in your project document; and (3) write your makefile correctly so that your project can still be built by calling the 'make' command.
- * We will grade your projects on the openlab linux environment provided by ICS (https://www.ics.uci.edu/computing/linux/hosts.php) automatically using some scripts. Every ICS student should be able to access that environment by following the instructions. Please make sure you have tested your code on that environment. If your program didn't compile or has environment issues, you could get a very low score.
 
 === Project Late Policy ===