Systems Programming (XMUT) - Assignments and Exercises
Click on the assignment (entry in the first column) to view the assignment details. The assignment details will become available on the indicated Out By Date.Assignment | Out | Due | Submit | Marks and Feedback |
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Assignment 1 | 23 September | 6 October | submit | Marks | |
Assignment 2 | 7 October | 20 October | submit | Marks | |
Assignment 3 | 4 November | 17 November | submit | Marks | |
Assignment 4 | 2 December | 15 December | submit | Marks |
Exercise | Out | Due | Submit | Marks and Feedback |
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Exercise 0 | 2 September | 8 September | submit | ||
Exercise 1 | 9 September | 22 September | submit | Marks | |
Exercise 2 | 21 October | 3 November | submit | Marks | |
Exercise 3 | 18 November | 1 December | submit | Marks |
Penalties for Assignments and Exercises
LATE DAY POLICY (for Assignments). Work submitted:- 1 day after the deadline will receive a maximum mark of 90%,
- 2 days after the deadline will receive a maximum mark of 80%,
- 3 days after the deadline will receive a maximum mark of 70%,
- 4 days after the deadline will receive a maximum mark of 60%.
- 5 days after the deadline will receive a maximum mark of 50%.
Auto-marking Status Codes
When you submit your code for auto-marking, the script will output a message about how the marking went. The message might include some status codes (two or three-letter codes). These codes are generated by the underlying marker program used (we are using DMOJ). Below are the meaning of the status codes:- AC: Accepted
- WA: Wrong Answer
- IR: Invalid Return
- RTE: Runtime Exception
- OLE: Output Limit Exceeded
- MLE: Memory Limit Exceeded
- TLE: Time Limit Exceeded
- IE: Internal Error