1. Code that does not successfully compile will not be marked. In such cases, only the specification, design and question sections of the assignment will be awarded marks. If you are unable to get sections of your code to compile prior to handing it in, please state this clearly in your submission and comment out the offending code. Marks will also be deducted if your code compiles but contains warnings. See your tutor for help if you are unable to successfully compile your code. 2. If you use any resources apart from the course material to complete your assignment you MUST provide an in-text citation within your documentation and/or code, as well as providing a list of references in APA formatting. This includes the use of any websites, online forums, books or text books. If you are unsure of how to do this please either see the online guide or ask your tutor for help. 3. You are strongly urged to keep backup files as you work on the project so that you can revert to an earlier version if you break an aspect of the program while attempting to implement one of the later requirements. 4. If you encounter any problems in uploading files to Moodle please report this to your lecturer or other staff member as soon as possible. It is your responsibility to check that you are submitting the correct version of your files and the correct assignment. 5. You may be required to demonstrate and explain your working code to your tutor in your lab class.