Assignment 3: Recursion
Assignment by Cynthia Lee, based on an assignment by Chris Gregg, Chris Piech, Marty Stepp and Victoria Kirst. Originally based on a problem by Julie Zelenski and Jerry Cain.
October 18, 2017
Due Date:
The recursion assignment is due Wednesday, October 25th at 6:00pm.
Assignment Parts
This is a three part assignment, with a total of three distinct programming problems. The parts can be found at the following web pages:- CodeStepByStep: Complete at least three recursion problems on CodeStepByStep. You can find a full list of eligible problems here. You must individually submit a file called problems_SUNET.txt with a list of the problems you completed.
- Fractals and Graphics
- Grammar Solver
Pair Programming Option
You may optionally work on this assingment as a pair programming assignment.
If you would like to work in a pair on this assignment, you may, under the following
conditions:
- Both partners must be in the same section and must both be taking the course for either a grade or for credit/no credit.
- At no time should partners be coding alone. To be clear: all coding must be done together, on a single computer. One partner should type, and the other should watch over that partner's shoulder. Each partner should take turns at the keyboard.
- Pair programming is less about sharing the workload and more about sharing ideas and working together. During the IG for the assignment, if a Section Leader does not think both partners contributed equally and worked together, the SL may forbid pair programming on a future assignment.
- Pairs who "split the assignment" where one partner does part of the assignment alone, and the other partner does another part of the assignment alone will be in violation of the Honor Code.
Turning In:
Turn in your recursion files here.When you are finished, submit your assignment using our Paperless web system. Please turn in both parts of the assignment together. Please turn in only the file(s) specified in each part of the assignment.