Tips on Homework Assignments

1. Be sure have to "user friendly" comments in your program that define variables used and key operations.
2. Make a clear and clean hard copy of your work.
   • Use one page for the code and one page for the output for each problem.
   • Run your program with several sets of inputs to turn in.
   • Do not print all the commands and the junk information that you get in your SSH terminal when you are trying to print the output. We just want to see the output of the code. The best way to do that is to copy the output and past in a text editor, like notepad for example, and only printout the relevant output.
   • Staple all the problems and the output together. Don't put the sheets without staple in the drop box.
   • As a engineer candidates, you should be able to present a clear and clean work, that is what the companies as well as the academy expect from you. Also we would like to remember that work with quality presentation is just a projection of mature students with high self esteem and self confidence.
   
   
3. You should check your output file to see if all the answer is correct and have the right meaning. That is the only way to figure out if all your mathematical operation is corrected. You need to look at the results, not just print them without pay attention if it was right or not. We will take points off for each wrong run.
   
   
4. About the name of the file, after you upload to the EEE website, your UCInetID should appear in front of your file. This is not wrong, it is supposed to be like that. The only part of the name that you are responsible is what come after that. Remember the format: hw#_ch#_problem#.f
   
   As example, for the homework 2 the student Wayne Chang should submit to the EEE three file with the following names:

   hw2_ch2_3.f
   hw2_ch2_13.f
   hw2_ch2_19.f
   

   After he submitted the files, his files will appear in the EEE like that:

   wlchang_hw2_ch2_3.f
   wlchang_hw2_ch2_13.f
   wlchang_hw2_ch2_19.f