This page contains general instructions regarding programming assignments. The assignments themselves will also be published here in due time.
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| Assignment # | Date published | Date due | Assignment | Sample solution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 12.1 | 25.1 | mss-s16_as1.zip | mss-s16_as1-solution.zip |
| 2 | 26.1 | 8.2 | mss-s16_as2.zip | mss-s16_as2-solution.zip |
| 3 | 9.2 | 22.2 | mss-s16_as3.zip | mss-s16_as3-solution.zip |
| 4 | 23.2 | 14.3 | mss-s16_as4.zip | mss-s16_as4-solution.zip |
Programming Assignment Submission
- Programming assignments or the written survey account for 30% (tentative) of the final grade (estimated time use: ca. 40 hours total).
- First assignment not graded, but completing first assignment is required to continue with the programming assignments.
- Remaining assignments graded 0-5.
- You must submit a solution to each assignment.
- Follow the code style guidelines for Android contributors.
- Solutions are submitted through MyCourses..
- Submissions are due at 23.55 on the date indicated for each exercise in the table above.
- Late submissions are not accepted.
- Submit a single ZIP archive, with a name of the form mss-as<assignment number>_<firstname>-<lastname>.zip
- The submission should contain all source code in a single Android Studio project needed to build the solution.
- Include a
READMEfile in the root of the archive, which documents any shortcomings or issues you encountered. Do not include the following files or directories of each project in the submission:
.gradlelocal.properties.idea/workspace.xml.idea/librariesbuild
The submitted solution should build cleanly. Solutions which do not build are graded 0 automatically!