COS1512/103/0/2021
Tutorial Letter 103/0/2021
Introduction to Programming II
COS1512
School of Computing
This tutorial letter contains the instructions on how to create an
assignment as a PDF file
BARCODE
, COS1512/103/0/2021
INTRODUCTION
You are required to submit your assignments electronically via myUnisa in PDF format. Please
submit only one PDF file for an assignment. This PDF file should contain the source code as
well as the output produced by that source code for each question in the assignment. This
tutorial letter shows you how to create your assignment as a PDF file so that you can submit
it electronically. You can also watch the video on how to create a PDF file for an assignment
under Additional Resources on the COS1512 website on myUnisa.
Please note the following:
Submit only one copy of a specific assignment.
Each assignment has a unique number. Use the correct assignment number
and unique number on myUnisa when submitting your assignments
electronically.
Please make sure that the assignment you submit contains the correct content.
Please do not encrypt your assignment file or mark it as ‘Read only’.
Do not send assignments directly to the lecturer or to the COS1512 e-mail
address.
Assignments must reach UNISA on or before the due date.
Check on myUnisa, or contact the Assignments Section to ensure that your
assignment was received by UNISA.
Only PDF files will be accepted.
For detailed information on how to submit assignments electronically, refer to
myStudies@Unisa, which you received with your study package. Instructions on how to
register to become a myUnisa user, are provided on the web site.
Creating an assignment as a PDF file
Once you have done all the questions for an assignment, i.e. all the programs compile
correctly and produces output, you are ready to create the PDF file for submission.
1. Start off by creating a new Word document and saving it with the name in the
following format:
YourStudentNumber_COS1512_AssignmentNumber, e.g.
12345678_COS1512_01
2. Include your detail, i.e. name, student number, and the assignment number on the
first line of the Word file.
3. Number each question and then add the source code, input and the output for the
question. Add the source code as follows:
In Code::Blocks, open the .cpp file containing your solution to the question.
Select all the source code (the contents of the .cpp file in Code::Blocks) using
CTRL A.
Copy the selected source code using CTRL C.
Go to your Word document, and paste the source code under the question
heading using CTRL V, or Paste on the menu bar.
Tutorial Letter 103/0/2021
Introduction to Programming II
COS1512
School of Computing
This tutorial letter contains the instructions on how to create an
assignment as a PDF file
BARCODE
, COS1512/103/0/2021
INTRODUCTION
You are required to submit your assignments electronically via myUnisa in PDF format. Please
submit only one PDF file for an assignment. This PDF file should contain the source code as
well as the output produced by that source code for each question in the assignment. This
tutorial letter shows you how to create your assignment as a PDF file so that you can submit
it electronically. You can also watch the video on how to create a PDF file for an assignment
under Additional Resources on the COS1512 website on myUnisa.
Please note the following:
Submit only one copy of a specific assignment.
Each assignment has a unique number. Use the correct assignment number
and unique number on myUnisa when submitting your assignments
electronically.
Please make sure that the assignment you submit contains the correct content.
Please do not encrypt your assignment file or mark it as ‘Read only’.
Do not send assignments directly to the lecturer or to the COS1512 e-mail
address.
Assignments must reach UNISA on or before the due date.
Check on myUnisa, or contact the Assignments Section to ensure that your
assignment was received by UNISA.
Only PDF files will be accepted.
For detailed information on how to submit assignments electronically, refer to
myStudies@Unisa, which you received with your study package. Instructions on how to
register to become a myUnisa user, are provided on the web site.
Creating an assignment as a PDF file
Once you have done all the questions for an assignment, i.e. all the programs compile
correctly and produces output, you are ready to create the PDF file for submission.
1. Start off by creating a new Word document and saving it with the name in the
following format:
YourStudentNumber_COS1512_AssignmentNumber, e.g.
12345678_COS1512_01
2. Include your detail, i.e. name, student number, and the assignment number on the
first line of the Word file.
3. Number each question and then add the source code, input and the output for the
question. Add the source code as follows:
In Code::Blocks, open the .cpp file containing your solution to the question.
Select all the source code (the contents of the .cpp file in Code::Blocks) using
CTRL A.
Copy the selected source code using CTRL C.
Go to your Word document, and paste the source code under the question
heading using CTRL V, or Paste on the menu bar.
