All programming assigngments are to be done coded individually. This will be strictly enforced. All code in which you consult others, including but not limited to class examples, text books, and other students, should be attibutted.

Submissions that do not compile will receive a grade of zero. If you cannot complete a programming assignment, make sure that the required classes and methods are present. They do not have to do anything useful (in some cases they may be empty), but they do need to be present. Also, try to present some evidence of the progress you made. For example, if you have to do a series of calculations but you could only get through some of them, have your program display the result of the last calculation you did.

Submissions should be made by emailing the files to lawrie@cs.loyola.edu.

A paper copy should also be turned in at the beginning of class. The paper must include the following statement with your signature underneath:
"I hereby declare that I have abided by the Honor Code during this assignment."

Programming Assignment	Due Date	Description
1	2/15/2005	Plain Finder
2	3/15/2005	Polynomial Representation with Linked Lists
3	3/29/2005	Pancake Problem
4	4/25/2005	Decision Tree