CMSC 201 Programming Projects Required CS201 C Coding Standards Acceptable CS201 indentation styles Information on the grading of project design Sample Grading Form I've made this sample grading form available. You can expect the grading forms for this semester to look similar, but they will not look exactly like this. This Sample Design Document written by one of our former TAs, Carrie Desmond, is from the Spring 2003 semester's project 1. It is an excellent design file and what we would like to see although it surpasses the requirements somewhat. Notice that design file she has written will actually become her header file with very little modification. Her description of main() is the high-level algorithm that was described in the Description of Project 1 lecture that semester and, as written, is a complete skeleton of that project. See the Project Submission and Grading Policy which includes an Important Warning about developing your projects and ACADEMIC INTEGRITY. Project Descriptions Project Zero - Practice Submission Project One - Dates Project Two - Bowling Scores Project Three - Wa-Tor design3.txt due date extended from 4/7 to 4/8 Pseudocode for handling tuna provided - 4/3 12:30 PM Corrected pseudocode for handling tuna - 4/4 11:00 AM Corrected sample output - 4/5 12:30 PM Project 3 due date extended from 4/14 to 4/15 Project Four - Hailstone Sequences Changed maximum number of values in a range from 12 to 13 - 4/20 See this note for clarification. 4/21 Project Five - Dominoes Modified project description to clarify contents of data files. 5/4 Added requirement to guard header file(s) 5/4 Added requirement of DestroyList() function 5/4 New set5.out file released 5/15