Assignments: COMPSCI 101 Semester 1, 2020

Assignments and the CodeRunner contribution will be worth 15% of the final grade. There will be 5 assignments with due dates (tentative) as follows:

• Assignment 1: Due 2nd April (worth 3%)
• Assignment 1 Handout
• Assignment 2: Due 30th April (worth 3%)
• The Assignment Two document
• The skeleton files:
• The Stage01_Ventuno.py
• The Stage02_Ventuno.py
• The Stage03_Ventuno.py
• The Stage04_Ventuno.py
• The Ventuno.py
• Zip of all the skeleton files
• Assignment 3: Due 21st May (worth 3%)
• Assignment Three is to be submitted using CodeRunner3 (see the link to CodeRunner3 lower down on this page).
• The Assignment Three document
• The following zip file contains the 8 Python programs which MUST be used to develop the assignment functions for Assignment 3.
• A3SkeletonFiles.zip
• The following text file shows the output from the completed functions.
• A3Outputs.txt
• Assignment 4: Due 4th June (worth 3%)
• Assignment Four is to be submitted using CodeRunner3 (see the link to CodeRunner3 lower down on this page).
• The Assignment Four document
• The following zip file contains the 7 Python programs which MUST be used to develop the assignment functions for Assignment 4.
• A4SkeletonFiles.zip
• The following text file shows the output from the completed functions.
• A4Outputs.pdf
• Assignment 5: Due 12th June (worth 3%)
  • Assignment 5

Assignments must be submitted by the deadline 4:30pm on the due date.

For some assignments it is necessary for you to submit part or all of it electronically. Unless your lecturer told you otherwise, this is done through the Web Dropbox.

This tool is designed to help you practise coding by presenting you with a set of short online exercises. Submissions are graded by running a series of test cases of the code in a sandbox, comparing the output with the expected output. You will be able to access your exercises, by logging into CodeRunner.

• Link to CodeRunner3

Although you are welcome to verbally discuss assignment problems with your friends, you must develop the code for your assignments on your own - it is not acceptable to submit code or parts of a program written by someone else claiming it was your work.

Please carefully read the Academic honesty