You should make your project in a separate sub-directory (called,
say, exam) in the directory where all your homeworks are.
The project must be completely built (don't run "make clean" command
the second before deadline). Make sure all files can be seen via a
browser. Use file extensions which your file server shows up directly
in a browser without downloading.
There should be a well structured and self-explanatory
makefile which should build the project. Do not forget
the clean target in your makefile.
I would appreciate a short description of the project in a
readme.txt (or similar) file.
You should use your own imagination to interpret the formulation of the project and to create the specific A-, B-, and C- parts of the project (like in the homeworks).
Pick your project from the table below.
time now: 30/Mar/2026-02:37
next run: 20/Jun/2016-10:00
Ok, here you go, good luck :)
| Name | Assignment |
| Esben Leonhard Kolsbjerg | Do the project number 6, or 17 (at your choice) from this list. |
| Kasper Tolborg | Do the project number 2, or 5 (at your choice) from this list. |
| Laura Kaplan | Do the project number 9, or 28 (at your choice) from this list. |
| Mikkel Berg Christensen | Do the project number 2, or 25 (at your choice) from this list. |
| Sune Dyrbye | Do the project number 1, or 7 (at your choice) from this list. |
| Stig Elkjær Rasmussen | Do the project number 13, or 16 (at your choice) from this list. |