code_submission_rules.html

Rules about submission of Matlab codes

Your code must work in order to be graded out of 100%. If it does not work properly, the maximum score it will receive is 90%, even if I do not find a mistake in it.
The code should contain plenty of comments explaining what you did. Codes with no or with barely present comments will be given a reduced score.
If you would like me to discuss your code in class (e.g., to tell you where it has gone wrong), you need to submit it to me electronically no later than at 10 a.m. on the day of the class. This will ensure that I have enough time to look at your code. Codes submitted later will be discussed in class only if I get enough time to study them.
Your submitted codes should be named following the pattern:

                                       yourname_hw#_p#.m
        Here "yourname" can be any character string identifying you
         (uniquely within this class),
        and hw# and p# are the numbers of the HW assignment and the problem.
        For example, a code by a hypothetical student named John Smith for
        Problem 3 of HW 4 can be named   John_hw4_p3.m . If John writes a
        function code used by the main code John_hw4_p3.m, that function code
        should be named   John_fun4_hw4_p3.m (here the "fun4" is an optional
        suggestion, but the "John" is a mandatory part of the code's name).

For any problem that requires coding, you are to submit to me BOTH the code you used - via e-mail - AND a printout of that code. Partial submissions (e.g., only a soft copy or only a hard copy) will be given a reduced grade.