Date: Tue, 20 May 2003 18:32:19 -0400 (EDT)
From: 214 Mailing Account <bt14003@umd5.umd.edu>
To: jm214001@umd5.umd.edu
Subject: Your graded project #3 ...

Below is your graded project.  Read the following for details
regarding any errors/disputes you may have with your project.
Additionally you should check the course MOTD online for other
announcements/details.

NOTE: your grade for this project appears at the bottom of
      the standard checklist.  The line your grade is on will
      look like this:

Grade:  [X]/100

where X is replaced by the actual grade.  If you feel your
project was graded incorrectly you may submit a regrade
request in the form of an email to this address and you
must put:

"CMSC 214: project 3 regrade request ..."

in the subject line and in the body of the message you must
specify the full details necessary for the regrade request
(your name, login id, section, specifics of the regrade
request).  You are also welcome to see someone in office
hours regarding this (see the MOTD).

NOTE: PER THE FOLLOWING CLASS WEBPAGE:

http://www.cs.umd.edu/class/spring2003/cmsc214/Projects/P4/p3.txt

you are premitted to change up to 5 lines total in your
header files, source files, and/or makefile (FOR PROJECT
#3 ONLY) and ask for the project to be regraded.  NOTE:
YOU MUST FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THIS - IF YOU FAIL TO FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES YOU
WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPTION:

1) If you change 1 line or 5 lines (or any number in
   between) you will be assessed a 5 point penalty and
   then your project will be regraded (out of 100) and
   between) you will be assessed a 5 point penalty and
   then your project will be regraded (out of 100) and
   given the new grade (minus the 5 point penalty).
   For example say your grade was a 65 and you changed
   4 lines of code and submitted it for a regrade and
   it got a 100.  Then your grade would be 95 (which is
   the new grade minus the 5 point penalty).

2) You must (in your email) specify EXACTLY which lines
   are to be modified AND HOW.

   NOTE: in order to specify which line(s) you must:
     a) State the NAME of the file (Coder.cpp for example)
     b) State the LINE NUMBER in the file (line #105
        for example) - this line number can be found
        in the graded file and should be the number
        to the very left of the line (it MUST be this
        line number).  If inserting a new line of
        code specify the line # before and after
        where the new line(s) would be inserted.
     c) Provide/write the original line of code (if
        applicable) and the new line of code it
        should be replaced by.

   IF YOU EMAIL ANY MORE THAN 10 LINES OF CODE
   (5 from the original file(s) and the 5 new
   versions) YOUR REGRADE REQUEST WILL NOT BE
   PERMITTED.  You are ONLY permitted up to 5
   new/modified lines of code TOTAL.

   One line of code is defined as a single one line
   statement that is not a block statement nor does
   it contain any block statements or "glue" (commas).
   If it is felt (by the instructional staff) that
   what you submit is more than the intended
   allowance of 5 lines your request will be denied.

The test files used for Project 3 can be found online
via the projects webpage or in the posting account in
the Project 3 directory.

The only regrade requests considered for Project 3 will
be if there was an error in the actual grading or test
files used (if so specify them) or if you wish to take
advantage of the 5 line rule specified above.

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