FOR STUDENTS PREPARING 171 PROGRAMS ON THEIR OWN PCs -
DIRECTIONS FOR CREATING A HEADER PAGE
When turning in printouts of program listings and computer output
which have been printed on a home PC, you must include a separate
header page with the papers you turn in. This header page will
identify you and the project. The following information is to be
included (shown in a sample format):
INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING, 765-171
Spring, 2001
Instructor: Dr. B. R. Harris
Name: <your name here>
Section: <your section number here>
Time due: <time project due>
Date due: <date project due>
Current time: <time header page created>
Current date: <date header page created>
If you are using a individual sheet-feed printer (laser jet,
ink-jet), then put the header page at the front of your work
being turned in and paper clip all pages together in order. If
you are using a continuous feed printer (dot-matrix with tractor
feed capability), do not separate the pages, but simply attach
the header page to the front of your work.
I have a simple Pascal program called "header.pas" (referred to here as HEADER)
which will
create this header page for you. You could run HEADER first,
create your header page and then load and run your program
afterwards. HEADER will prompt you for the needed information
when it runs. It is available on the class web page and
also is thus down-loadable to your A: disk.
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