Programming Assignment Submission
1. Deliverables
It is very important to follow the file name specification as follows. When the time arrives for your next assignment, I will specify which file names you should use for your programming assignment.You are required to turn in the following two things : 1) Source Codes 2) Your information
Source Codes
File names will be specified in your assignment web page.Your information
- names.txt file. names.txt will be read by a script to grade your programming assignment. It is very important to follow the instruction below.
- names.txt contains your cs account, your preferred email address, your name(First Last), and your UT EID.
- Each item must be separated by commas.
- Do not put other information other than mentioned above.
- Each member must be listed in each line and do not put a blank line at the end of names.txt.
- Sample names.txt
2. Due Date
Your programming assignments must be turned in by the due date stated on the class web page. You can submit your programming assignment after the due date by turnin, but late penalty will be applied to your programming assignment.
3. Programming Environments
I will test your program in CS Linux machines. Therefore, please make sure that your program does run well in CS Linux machines before you turn in your programming assignment.
4. How to turn in
- Successive Assignments will have names like assign1, assign2 etc. Hence, for example, the Assignment 1 can be turned in using the turnin command from a shell, like this
- You can use the list command to verify the names of the files that have been submitted.
- Here is the grading criteria by me.
- Follow the link here
turnin --submit ctlight assign1 file [file...]
Please do not submit your directory, but submit your files by listing each name. In the top level directory of your account, I should be able to see your files, but not directories.
For example, in the case of programming assignment 1, turnin
command should be as follows.
ex) turnin --submit ctlight assign1 SecureSystem.java names.txt
Files can be submitted more than once. A second submission will overwrite the first submission.
turnin --list ctlight assign1
Please
make sure that your files are submitted properly. "I thought I had
submitted them" is not an acceptable excuse, after the due
date/time for the programming assignment has passed.