NAME: PERSON #:LAB SECTION: EAS-230 Fall 2017 Programming Project # 1 (PP1) Score: /100 Directions: 1. Your three m-files must be named as in the deliverables section of this assignment. 2. All three m-files (two scripts and one function) must be uploaded to UBlearns before 11:59 PM on Monday, Nov. 13, 2017 (Please do not upload files ending in ".m~" sav" or "mat".) A pdf copy of the report (part 3) must also be uploaded to UBlearns on the same due date. 3. A paper copy (the report) including your codes, the results and analysis must also be written (a template of the report will be posted on UBlearns). Your report must be turned-in at the start of your first lecture of the week of Monday, Nov. 13, 2017 (Mon or Tue, depending on your section). Be sure to write your name, person # and lab section on every page. 4. You must write your own code and follow all instructions to get full credit. You are not allowed to use codes or scripts found on the internet or any other references 5. You must use good programming practices, including indentation, commenting your functions scripts and choosing meaningful variable names to make your programs self-documenting. 6. It is your responsibility to make sure that your functions/scripts work properly and are free of errors by utilizing the resources at your disposal. NAME: PERSON #:LAB SECTION: EAS-230 Fall 2017 Programming Project # 1 (PP1) Score: /100 Directions: 1. Your three m-files must be named as in the deliverables section of this assignment. 2. All three m-files (two scripts and one function) must be uploaded to UBlearns before 11:59 PM on Monday, Nov. 13, 2017 (Please do not upload files ending in ".m~" sav" or "mat".) A pdf copy of the report (part 3) must also be uploaded to UBlearns on the same due date. 3. A paper copy (the report) including your codes, the results and analysis must also be written (a template of the report will be posted on UBlearns). Your report must be turned-in at the start of your first lecture of the week of Monday, Nov. 13, 2017 (Mon or Tue, depending on your section). Be sure to write your name, person # and lab section on every page. 4. You must write your own code and follow all instructions to get full credit. You are not allowed to use codes or scripts found on the internet or any other references 5. You must use good programming practices, including indentation, commenting your functions scripts and choosing meaningful variable names to make your programs self-documenting. 6. It is your responsibility to make sure that your functions/scripts work properly and are free of errors by utilizing the resources at your disposal
