This document provides guidelines for submitting class assignments for an Object Oriented Programming course. It specifies that assignments must be submitted in a channel file with a clear cover page containing the student's name, roll number, semester, and submission date. Assignments are due by the specified due date and marks will be deducted for late submissions. The document also outlines formatting requirements like using a 12 point font, page numbers, page borders, and inserting source code, tables, diagrams, and a reference list. It clarifies that assignments must be typed and printed, and should avoid first-person pronouns.

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KALYANI GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Class Assignment-1 on
Object Oriented Programming (EE 604C)
Assignment Topic
<Write your Assignment topic here>
Submitted By
Name:__________________________________________________
University Roll:_______________Class Roll:_______Semester:____
Submission Date:_____________
Session: 2012-2013

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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:-
1. All CLASS assignments must be handed in following these guidelines for OOP course (EE 604C).
2. CLASS Assignments must be submitted in a Channel File with a CLEAR cover.
3. All CLASS Assignments must be handed into your instructor in a Channel File within due date
4. Marks will be deducted for Late Submission
5. Assignments should be word-processed using a 12 point font and an easy to ready style of font such as
Times. Text must be justified (having words so spaced that lines have straight even margins).
6. Page numbers should appear at the bottom of all pages.
7. All pages must have a Page Border.
8. Cover page should be in the given format (see above page).
9. Data tables, diagrams and charts must be inserted at the appropriate locations.
10. Source code of examples must be inside a box.
11. A reference list should be inserted at the end of the document.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:-
1. All labs should be typed and printed. Handwritten Class Assignments will not be accepted.
2. Do not use words such as: “you, I, or we.”