LAB5 - Part 2  (SEE NEW DUEDATE!!!)
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Problem:   Pg.268, #8, Main&Savitch text - 'student course lists'
Duedates:  hardcopy of design -> beginning of your NEXT LAB!
 --->	   electronic solution -> 12midnight on WEDNESDAY, May 8th <---


Special Notes:
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Before LAB:
  -READ the SPECIFICATIONS for the problem, thoroughly!
  -RE-READ the SPECIFICATIONS for the problem! until you understand!
  -Go through the DESIGN PROCESS by restating the problem in your words,
    clearly specifying the input & output requirements; 
    Conceptualize an algorithm, appropriate classes, and data structures
    needed - indicate these on your written design draft;
    Provide sample cases and trace through them;
    Be sure your DESIGN is complete
  -Come to your next LAB PREPARED ... with WRITTEN DESIGN IN HAND 
   and ready to SUBMIT at BEGINNING of LAB.

MANDATES: -DO NOT WAIT --- START ON THIS PROJECT IMMEDIATELY!
	  - WORK INDEPENDENTLY --- assistance & collaboration
            should be minimal and limited to generalities
          -Guidance on solutions will NOT be provided until LAB week
          -Clarification on submission requirements may be addressed
            at any time, after reading specs and prior to Monday, May 6th.
          -Students who come to LAB UNPREPARED may be asked to leave.
          -Students who come to CLASS & LAB PREPARED will receive 1st PRIORITY
            for assistance
          -Written DESIGN will NOT be accepted late
	  -As usual, respect the scheduled office hours of your TA and
            professor - appts & email assistance outside of that will
            be at the discretion & convenience of the TA and professor.
            Do not expect assistance on weekends or duedate or <24hrs.
	  -ELECTRONIC SOLUTION and ALL DELIVERABLES must be in turnin
	   with correct permissions (7?7) by the deadline.


ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS / REQUIREMENTS (made explicit!):
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* object-oriented design
* dynamic allocation of linked list(s)
* file I/O 
* makefile
* submission of all necessary files created/modified by you
* README file


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