Welcome to the Assignment Templates repository for the NET Database Programming course at Waukesha County Technical College. This repository contains templates for all assignments throughout the semester. Each folder corresponds to a specific assignment, providing you with the necessary starting point to build your solutions.
AssignmentTemplates/
├── W1-assignment-template/
├── W2-assignment-template/
├── W3-assignment-template/
├── ...
└── README.md # Overview of all assignments (this file)
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Explore the Assignment Folders:
- Each assignment has its own folder, named according to the assignment number and topic (e.g.,
W1-assignment-template).
- Each assignment has its own folder, named according to the assignment number and topic (e.g.,
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Read the README in Each Assignment Folder:
- Every assignment folder contains a
README.mdfile with specific instructions, objectives, and grading criteria for that assignment.
- Every assignment folder contains a
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Start Coding:
- Open the provided
Program.csand related files in your preferred IDE (e.g., Visual Studio). - Follow the instructions and implement the required functionality.
- Open the provided
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Run the Tests (if available):
- Some of the assignments includes a
Testsfolder with basic unit tests to help you verify your implementation. - You can run these tests using a testing framework like xUnit, which is integrated into the project.
- Some of the assignments includes a
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Submit Your Assignment:
- After completing the assignment, push your code to the GitHub Classroom repository assigned to you.
- Make sure your code is well-documented and passes all the provided tests (where applicable) before submission.
- Start Early: Begin working on your assignments as soon as they are available to avoid last-minute stress.
- Ask for Help: If you encounter any issues or have questions, don’t hesitate to ask during class, on the Canvas discussion board, or during office hours.
- Write Clean Code: Follow best practices for coding, including proper indentation, commenting, and naming conventions.
All templates in this repository are licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute these templates as part of your coursework.
Instructor: Mark McArthey
Course: NET Database Programming
Institution: Waukesha County Technical College