UMBC CMSC202, Computer Science II, Spring 1998, Sections 0101, 0102, 0103, 0104 and Honors

Submission Guidelines

• The class name is "cs202-01". Notice that there is a hyphen in the class name, not an underscore.

• The project names are "proj1", "proj2", "proj3", "proj4" and "proj5".

• Example: if the name of your project 1 file is "p1.c", then you can issue the following command to submit project 1:

  submit cs202-01 proj1 p1.c

• Submission is open from Monday to Friday the week that the project is due. If you finish your project early, wait.

• You can submit as often as you like. So, don't wait until 11pm on Friday to submit for the first time. You can submit "unfinished" versions of your programs.

• The date command on UNIX will tell you what time the system thinks it is.

• Do not submit huge typescript files. There's no way that a grader is going to read over a file that is as big as 300K. Use your common sense!

• You should submit files so that someone issuing the command "cc *.c" will successfully compile your program. This means:
  • Only C programs should end with ".c"
  • Do not hide your C program in a typescript file.
  • Do not name your typescript file with a filename that ends with ".c".
  • Do not name your typescript file "a.out".
  • Do not submit many versions of your program with different filenames. We won't know which one to grade.
  • Do not submit "extra" C programs.

• You can use the submitls command to list the files you have submitted. For example:

  submitls cs202-01 proj1

• You can use the submitrm command to remove files you submitted previously. For example, if you submitted a file called "p1.c" and you want to remove it and submit a file called "proj1.c" instead, you can do the following to remove "p1.c" and submit "proj1.c":

  submitrm cs202-01 proj1 p1.c
  submit cs202-01 proj1 proj1.c