CS 315: Algorithms & Data Structures (Fall 2009)

How to Turn in the Programming Assignments

Assignments are due 11:59pm on the date listed (except for project 1). To submit your assignments, login to your CS department Unix account, cd to the directory where your source files are^*, and type the following command:

turnin --submit <TA> <project> <filenames>

where <project> is proj2, proj3, etc. (project 1 will only be collected on paper.)

and <TA> depends on which session you are in.

For example, to submit the Recursion and Lists assignment, you would type:

turnin --submit wdong86 proj2 Cons.java README OR

turnin --submit tfinster proj2 Cons.java README OR

turnin --submit yulinli proj2 Cons.java README

You are expected to turn in a README file for every assignment, including your name (important for a class of this size, so don't omit it), the departmental computer you have tested your code on^**, any parts of the assignment you were unable to complete, and anything else you would like to tell us about your work. To facilitate grading, please do not change the names of the files or signatures of the functions given to you. Normally, you should not have to modify anything existing; your job is to add new stuff.

^* If you choose to do the assignments at home, you will need to transfer your files to the departmental machines before using turnin. One way is to email them to yourself as attachments. Another is to use a FTP program such as the SSH client available from Bevowere.

^** It is a good idea to run your code on some CS machine before turning it in.