630P1_SubmissionGuideLine_v1.txt

*** SUBMITTION GUIDELINE ***

You need to submit two materials for project 1: electronic submittion and hard copy submittion

(I) ELECTRONIC SUBMITTION
    
	Please follow the following procedure to submit your project 1    
	(A) In your working machine, create a folder with name "group_x",
        where x is the group number (check the email for grouping)
        Create the sub-directories using the following tree structure
        group_x ----- src ----- task_1
        |                   |
        |                   |-- task_2
        |                   |
        |                   |-- task_3
        |
        |--- doc
        |
        |--- exe (optional)
    (B) In each sub-directory, put the related materials:
        (1) group_x - src - task_1 : Put the source codes of task 1
        (2) group_x - src - task_2 : Put the source codes of task 2
        (3) group_x - src - task_3 : Put the source codes of task 3
        (4) group_x - doc : (a) a electronic copy of your report from task 1 to task3
                            (b) a user’s guide on how to use your programs
                            (c) a developer’s guide (software architecture, data structure, major functions, known bugs, etc)
        (5) group_x - exe : If you use C++ as your programming tool, please provide the executable files and indentify the platform you use.
        (6) group_x: put an README file explaining the content of the zip file.
    (C) Zip the whole tree structure into a single zip file with name "group_x.zip"
    (D) Upload your zip file:
        (1) Login to https://bb.eng.umd.edu/,
        (2) Click Tools --> Digital Drop Box,
        (3) Upload "group_x.zip"

(II) HARD COPY SUBMITTION:

    Please hand in the following hard copies and please print in double-side
    (A) A hard copy of report on task 1-3

*** GRADING GUIDELINE ***

(I) Detailed grading on Implementation and Documentation
    (A) Completeness of main functionalities
    (B) Performance of main functionalities
    (C) Interface (clarity and ease of use)
    (D) Documentation(README; comments on each file, data structures, major functions)
    (E) Novel features
(II) Detailed grading on Report and Critical Analysis
    (A) Description and justification of the design or algorithms
    (B) Presentation of experimental results and critical evaluations/discussions
    (C) Quality of writing(clarity, organization, references, proper use of figures/tables)