Folder structure on your laptop

This is what your folder structure should look like on your laptop. Comments in square brackets are included below for clarification


Desktop/cs3212/               [After creating cs3212 in your Desktop]
       /cs3212/module1         [After creating module1 inside cs3212]
       /cs3212/module2
       .
       .
       .
       /cs3212/module14        [One folder per module]
       /cs3212/hw1             [The folder for Exercise 1]
       /cs3212/hw2
       /cs3212/hw3
       /cs3212/hw4             [There are 4 one-week homeworks]
       /cs3212/a1              [The folder for Assignment 1]
       /cs3212/a2
       /cs3212/a3              [There are 3 two-week assignments]

Inside the module1 folder, you should have:


Desktop/cs3212/module1/module1.pdf     [With text/graph answers]
                      /MyAlgorithm.java
                      /TwoFunction.java
                      /Function.java
                      /SimplePlotPanel.java
                      /SelectionSort.java
                      /UniformRandom.java
                      /SelectionSortTiming.java

The folder will also have all the .class files that arise from compilation. When you submit your zip file for Module-1, you will be making a zip of the above module1 folder.
Note: Do NOT make further subfolders inside the module1 folder.

Inside the hw1 folder, you should have:


Desktop/cs3212/ex1/hw1.pdf                [With text/graph answers]
                  /InsertionSort.java 
                  /MyPartition.java
                  /hw1.props
                  /hw1.props2
                  /hw1.props3
                  [... perhaps other stuff ...]

This folder will also have all the .class files that arise from compilation. When you submit your zip file for Homework-1, you will be making a zip of the above hw1 folder.
Note: Do NOT make further subfolders inside the hw1 folder.