All programming assignments need to be documented according the UHCL guidelins.

UHCL has guidelines on how programs should be documented. These guidelines can be found here.

An partial example of a program that is documented according the the UHCL guidelines can be found here.

Some links to tutorials on how to use different tools are listed below:

A tutorial on how to use Visual Studio.NET 2005 can be found here. It was written in June, 2007 by Keit Tran.

A tutorial on how to use Visual Studio.NET 2008 can be found here. It was written in June, 2009 by Raunak Nelikani.

Here is a really nice link explaining how to compile a C program in Visual Studio 2010.

Here is the link explaining how to compile a C program in Visual Studio 2012, compiled by Geetha and updated by Nikhil

There are many websites that can help you better understand pseudocoding and flowcharting. Some such links are listed below:

This url has a good example of writing pseudocode.

Here are the URL's for IEEE and ACM Code of Ethics

IEEE Code of Ethics

ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct

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