• Source code
• User's guide - short description of the user interface
• Code architecture description - subroutine call graph and brief routine descriptions for just the things you've done, not the code you started with
• README file indicating how to build the executable

Use the command `turnin' on the departmental public linux machines.

Usage:

turnin -submit codeguru assn `files'

where `files' is the list of files that you want to submit and n is the number of the assignment being turned in.

This will turn in your code to the TA, Young-In Shin.

Use the README file to provide additional information that you want to includebeyond the build instructions. For instance, you might want to state what assumptions you are making, what the user can/cannot do, etc.

If you have any problems, check out the man page ("man turnin").