Date: Mon, 11 Nov 1996 17:50:36 GMT
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Late Policy
Late Policy
Programming assignments consist of printed copies of both source
code and the output generated by the program, and by copying
your source code and executable
to a special "hand-in" directory. Specific instructions are
provided in the assignment pages. It is your responsiblility to plan
ahead and get your work done early. The following late policy is provided
in case of emergencies, and is not to be used carelessly.
Programming assignments may be handed in any time during the day it is due,
either during the class period or at my office.
If I am not at my office, please slip your assignment under my door.
If you have not handed in your homework by the time I walk
into my office the following morning, it is late.
One Period Policy
You can always turn in your assignment up to one class period
late and receive some (but perhaps not all) of the
credit for that assignment. No homework will be accepted
more than one class period late. The exact rules are as follows:
- You can turn in three assignments up to one class period late,
and you will not be penalized for lateness on these three assignments.
- If you turn in a fourth, fifth, etc. assignment after
the deadline but at most one class period late, then you will
receive 70% of the credit you would have received if you
had turned it in on time.
- Worst-case: If you have just about used up your
one period and your program still does not complete, turn
in what you have with a short paragraph explaining what you
still need to do. Don't list excuses, just explain your plan.
You will receive some charity points depending on how close you
were to completion and how correct your program appears (maximum
50%).
Remember, it is better to turn in an assignment before
the deadline, but if you miss the deadline, you will
still always get some credit if you turn in the
assignment within one class period of the deadline. No
assignments will be accepted more than one class period late.
In case of severe medical emergencies or such, see
me as soon as possible to discuss the situation.
Last modified:
Mon Sep 2 16:37:31 CDT 1996
by Greg Sharp
greg@cs.wisc.edu
| http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~greg