Systems Programming - Exercises

We have introduced small programming exercises to help you learn the basics of C/C++ programming languages. The exercises are automatically marked when you submit them to the online submission system. You may re-submit as many times as you like in order to improve your mark before the deadline. Note that any exercise submitted after the deadline will not be marked and will get 0 marks.

Click on the exercise (entry in first column) to view the exercise details. The exercise details will become available on the indicated Out By Date.

Exercise	Out By	Submit By	Submission Link
Exercise 1	27 Feb 2024	06 Mar 2024 23:59	https://apps.ecs.vuw.ac.nz/submit/NWEN241/Exercise_1
Exercise 2	19 Mar 2024	27 Mar 2024 23:59	https://apps.ecs.vuw.ac.nz/submit/NWEN241/Exercise_2
Exercise 3	23 Apr 2024	01 May 2024 23:59	https://apps.ecs.vuw.ac.nz/submit/NWEN241/Exercise_3
Exercise 4	07 May 2024	15 May 2024 23:59	https://apps.ecs.vuw.ac.nz/submit/NWEN241/Exercise_4

Penalties for Exercises

Any exercise submitted after the deadline (normally 23:59 on Wednesday) will not be marked and will get 0 marks. There are no "late days" for exercises.

Automarking Status Codes

When you submit your code for automarking, 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

For more details about these codes, visit https://docs.dmoj.ca/#/judge/status_codes