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This document outlines the requirements for a Python programming lab assignment. Students will write a Python script to read a date from the user in a specific format and print it in a different format. The submission must follow specific naming and formatting guidelines and include pseudocode to receive full points.

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Programming Assignment7

This document outlines the requirements for a Python programming lab assignment. Students will write a Python script to read a date from the user in a specific format and print it in a different format. The submission must follow specific naming and formatting guidelines and include pseudocode to receive full points.

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CMSC 135 Introduction to Scripting

Programming Assignment 7
Scope:
In this lab, students will write and run Python Script.
Equipment/ Tool Needed:
This lab requires the use of the following:
 Laptop / Desktop
 Any version of Windows
 Any Web-Browser
 IDLE IDE
Lab Outcomes:
Upon completion of this lab, students will be able to:
 Understand basic structures and algorithms.
 Properly apply basic programming constructs and concepts including:
o Variables and types (int, float, char, etc.)
o Strings, arrays, structures
o Sequential execution
o Assignments (=, +, -,*,/,% , etc.)
o Functions, procedures, and calls
o Debugging techniques
 Run Python Scripts
Steps:
 The following steps will be completed and submitted via a Microsoft word file along with
Python source code file. Any other format will not be accepted and will result in a zero
grade. Programming Labs are considered incomplete, if they do not compile and will
result in a zero grade.

1. Check System Requirements


a. Check the system requirement to know whether your computer supports IDLE.
b. Download and Install IDLE (Refer to Python Installation Lab)

2. Design and write a program that reads a string from the user containing a date in the form
mm/dd/yyyy. It should print the date in the format March 12, 2018.
Program Output Sample:

c. Use the following Specifications:


i. Assume the user will enter valid data.
ii. The program should print the date in the format Month date, four-digit
year.

Submission Requirements:
1. LastNameFirstNamePLab7.py
2. Word Document with Algorithm/Pseudocode and screenshot of program output. Label all
screenshots.
3. You should include one block comment at the top of each program containing the course
name, the assignment/project number, your name, the date, and the pseudocode that you
used to develop the assignment/project as listed below
#################################################################
# Class: CMSC135
# Instructor: Last Name First Name
# Program Assignment: 1
# Program Name: Assignment1.py
# Author: Student LastName FirstName
# Due Date: 01/22/2022
# Description: Give a brief description of each Program
# I pledge that I have completed the programming assignment independently.
# I have not copied the code from a student or any source.
# I have not given my code to any student.
# Print your Name here: __________

# Pseudocode: Write Pseudocode here for the program


#
#
#
#
###################################################################

Evaluation: 100 Points. All requirements are graded. Use the grading criteria as your checklist to
ensure you have completed all the requirements.
Academic Honesty in CMSC 135:
All students are expected to do their own work. You may receive insights, editing and
debugging help from tutors, fellow students, acquaintances, and the internet, but you cannot
share code. You are expected to do all homework assignments by yourself – DO NOT
GIVE YOUR CODE TO YOUR FRIENDS! You are responsible for completing the
assignments yourself. (Your fingers are the only ones that should touch the keyboard). You are
not allowed to cut-and-paste code from other sources. If your assignment uses features of the
language that have not yet been covered in this course, you will be asked to defend your work.
The department sends all student submissions for each assignment to a program called MOSS,
which tests for programming similarity. This program is more than a simple “diff” application; it
is an Artificial-Intelligence-aided comparison of your code to all other students’ code on the
project. It returns a measure of percent similarity.
If you turn in the same assignment or uncommonly similar assignment to another student
(past or present), or if your assignment is uncommonly similar to code found on the
internet, the following policy will be applied to your project:
1. First-time high match with other students or sources, grade 0% for the project.
2. Second-time high match with other students or sources, 0% for project, F for the course,
notify department chair, dean, and file an academic dishonesty report.
Academic dishonesty will not be tolerated.

Grading Criteria Points


1. File format requirements 5
2. Word Document with the following requirements listed below: 20
a. Algorithm/Pseudocode. (-10)
b. Submit 3 Screen prints of the program run. (-10)

1. Submit the LastNameFirstNamePLab7.py file and Submit the 70


LastNameFirstNamePLab5_2.py file.
a. Program passes sample data tests. (-10)
b. Program passes instructor data tests. (-10)
c. Quality of detailed steps and screenshots as per requirements listed
above. (-5)
d. Incorrect use of indentation, naming convention, comments etc. (-
5)
e. Not meet input requirement(s)/Took input incorrectly (-10)
f. Not display or produce all required output. (-10)
g. Not meet output requirements. (-10)

2. Correct spelling & grammar. 2.5


3. Font consistency 2.5
4. Submitted the deliverables as per the due dates specified in the course 5
schedule. Include a block of comment as per requirement.

Questions:
It is up to each student to clarify any part of these guidelines, which may be unclear immediately
after this assignment has been assigned.

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