Assignments

• Required: Java style guide: all submitted code should conform.

IntelliJ in CSIL; click for details

• IntelliJ is installed in CSIL labs (Windows OS; Surrey and Burnaby).
  • Suggested lab: SRYE 4013 (new building); but other SRYE labs likely OK too.
  • Run by pressing Windows key, and then "IntelliJ".
  • If IntelliJ asks for a license, point it to this server:
    http://cs-sc-licensing.cs.surrey.sfu.ca:8023/

Assignment 1: Game tracker

• Assignment description.
  • Sample output.
  • Marking guide.
• Code style guide which must be followed.
• Due Sept 16th by 11:59pm.
  • Submit via CourSys
  • See assignment submission directions for how to create/test ZIP file.

Policies

• Assignment Late Policy
  Assignments may be turned in up to 3 days late with 0% penalty. Later than this is 100% penalty (60 minute grace period). Contact the instructor if there are extenuating circumstances.
• Extensions and Deferrals
  Email Dr. Brian with your request. You may need to complete and email SFU Academic Concession Self-Declaration Form. Doctor's notes are usually not required.
• Academic Honesty
  • The MOSS tool will be used to check the originality of all electronic submissions.
  • SFU's Academic Honesty policy is crucial to earning credit in this course. Violations of the policy will be taken seriously and reported to the department and university.
  • Explanation of penalties applied for academic dishonesty.
• AI Policy
  • Students may use AI tools (such as GitHub's Copilot, or ChatGPT) to support their programming.
  • You must do the high-level design yourself and be able to write all submitted code on your own (even if you used help from the AI).
  • You should use the AI to code no more than a few lines at a time: do not have it write all lines of code.
  • You must add a comment to any functions that you used the AI's help to write more than 5 line of code.
  • Code written exclusively by, or with the help of an AI system is still governed by the academic honesty policies of the course and university. If a significant number of lines of code, or detailed/critical code is found not to be the student's work, then that work will get a zero. If the copied code was not cited correctly (from either a human or AI source) then it will be considered a case of academic dishonesty and the entire assignment may get a grade of 0 and a report on file with the university.
  • Note that AI tools are not available during exams, and exams make up the bulk of the percentage for the course.