EECS
110 Homework Policy
Each week you must attend one two-hour closed lab
session. The labs are run by the course faculty and TAs. They provide a great opportunity for you to
practice with new material on some fun problems in a friendly and helpful setting.
Typically, the first one or two problems from the
corresponding homework (which will be given on Mondays) will be worked on in
the lab. We will give you feedback on your lab orally during the lab session. You
are encouraged to bring your laptop into the lab.
Each week you will be assigned a set of homework
problems. These problems will be due on Sunday evening at 11:59pm, unless
otherwise indicated.
Pair Programming
Each
assignment contains one "individual" problem that you must complete
on your own. You may complete the rest of the problems alone or with one other
student. If you choose to work with a partner, you must work with the same
partner for the entirety of that week's assignment. You and your partner will
submit two solutions for each problem (one by each student). You may
switch partners between assignments.
If you choose to work with a partner, you must work
together, at the same computer, for every problem that you do together. While
you are working, the computer screen should be visible to both people. One
person should type, while the other person observes, critiques and plans what
to do next. You should switch roles periodically. You may think about the
problems individually and make minor bug fixes, but your solution overall
should be a true joint effort.
Late Homework Policy
Homework
is due on the day indicated at 11:59pm sharp. You will be able to submit three
of your homeworks up to 24 hours beyond the deadline.
Homework that is more than 24 hours late, or submitted after the deadline (when
the late submission option has been used three times), will not be accepted for
any reason.
In extreme circumstances (such as serious illness), if
you require an additional extension or a longer extension, you must get the
permission from the instructor.