Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kanpur

CS210: Data Structures

Dr. R. K. Ghosh


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Assignment Submission Guidelines

For writing solutions to programming assignments.
  1. Follow the assignment specifications meticulously. Failure to do so may incur some penalty in grading.
  2. Follow good coding practice. Some tips are listed below for your reference.
    • a. Choose good variable names.
    • b. Indent your code well. Learn how to make your favorite editor indent your code automatically as you type. For auto-indenting in vi editor (VIM) you may refer to this document.
    • c. Learn how to write good comments. Bad comments are worse than no comments.
    • d. Use ample white space to unclutter your code and make it readable.
Preparing the files for submission.
  1. Use the following header in each file you send, and fill it up with your particulars.

    /*
     * CS210: Data Structures
     * Assignment No :
     * Name          :
     * Roll No       :
     *
     */

    You may add extra comments after Roll No.
  2. Make sure that your programs compile with Java v1.2.2. If you have used something that needs a later version of Java, please specify so in the comment header in each file that needs that version of Java.
  3. Follow any extra instructions mentioned for each assignment, on the assignment page.
How to submit the files?

A submission policy is to be announced soon by which you can upload your files on the machine ws74.iitg.ernet.in. The CS202 TAs (M.Tech CSE Ist yr. students) will check the assignments on the due date. Students failing to submit the assignments on due date will not be graded.




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