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Guidelines for IT 211 Project Submissions

1. Late Penalties.  10 points per day, no projects will be accepted more than 2 weeks late.
2. Keep backup copies of all assignments.   The late penalty will not be waived if you lose an assignment or your computer crashes.
3. Projects cannot be resubmitted.
4. Submitted files must have standardized names.   Project files must contain the project name and your name.
   
   1. If your submission consists of only source code one file, use the file extension .py. Example filename: proj1smith.py.
   2. If your submission consists of multiple files, place them in a folder named proj3smith (replace smith by your last name), and create a zip file named proj3smith.zip.
   Acceptable Folder Names: proj3smith  Proj3smith   proj3Smith  Proj3Smith
   
   Unacceptable Folder Names: smithProj3   proj3 smith  Project3Smith
   Proj3AlbertSmith  Proj3   Project3
5. Submitted files contain a header. Submitted files must contain a header with comments containing your name, the name of the project, the due date, and the submission date at the top. For example:
   

   Stan Smith
   Project 1
   Due Date: Jan 16
   Submission Date: Jan 14
   

6. There is a maximum penalty of 10% for submissions that do follow the preceding specifications.
7. Submit assignment on D2L at http://d2l.depaul.edu:
   
   1. Use your campus connect username and password to log on.
   2. Select the course Applied Object Oriented Programming (IT 212).
   3. Select Dropbox.
   4. Select the dropbox corresponding to the project you want to submit.
   5. Submit the project file.
8. Check your submission. Double check that you have submitted the correct document or link and that D2L has accepted it.