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Guidelines for IT 372 Project Submissions

1. Keep backup copies of all assignments.   The late penalty will not be waived if you lose an assignment or your computer crashes.
2. Submit projects on D2L. All projects must be submitted on D2L; no projects will be accepted via email.
3. Projects and zipfiles must have standardized names.   The name of your Android project should include the project number and your last name, for example Proj1Smith.  The zip file of the entire Android project sbhould be named like this: proj1Smith.zip.
4. Create project zip file with Android Studio. Don't create the zip file yourself. Android Studio knows which binary executable files to omit from the zip file to minimize its size.
5. Include source code comments in your Java activity and XML layout files.
6. Include a source code header in each project file that you modify (activity, layout, and resource files), with your name, project number, and submit date.
7. Include a title on the top of the layout for each project app.
8. Check your submission. Double check that you have submitted the correct version of your project. Submitting the wrong document is not a reason to waive the late penalty.