CSC210 ---  Computing for Scientists

                         Homework  submission guidelines

Due time: Monday Midnight 

Please submit your homework through Blackboard.
If you do not know how to use Blackboard to submit your work, 
please consult with the teaching assistants. Do this early enough, 
so you will not have any issues the last day the homework is due. 

If you are ill or, due to unforeseen circumstances, you need more time, 
please inform us (TA or me) in a timely manner so that we can make alternative 
arrangements for you.  Late submissions will be accepted for one week 
with 5% deduction for each late day.

0. Until we start coding, you should submit only one pdf file containing your answers
   to all the problems in a given week.

1. The assignments can be created in a word document / google doc.

2. Copy the problem text and place the answer under it. 

3. Explain your answers in complete sentences and place screenshots from Phaser 
   whenever possible to show your work.

4. Your final document should like a formal report, not just a few number or one-liners.

5. Convert the word document to a pdf before turning it in.

6. Until we start coding, you should submit only one pdf file containing your answers
   to all the problems in a given week.

7. Your submitted pdf file should be named as follows:

   <LastName_FirstName>.hw<XX>.pdf

   where <LastName_FirstName> should be substituted by your last name 
   followed by your first name and separated by an underscore_ character. 
   <XX> should be substituted by the homework two digit index (for example, 
   for week 1, the index is 01). 

8. When we start doing coding in R or Python, you should submit one file for 
   each problem containing your executable code. The files (for Python codes, for example)
   should be named as

   <LastName_FirstName>.hw<XX>.file<Y>.py

   where <Y> should be the index of the file, 
   for the first file you submit it should be 1, for the second 2, etc.