CS547 Assignment Submission Information

Assignment 1 Deadline: Monday 23rd September 5pm
Late Penalty: 10% per day.

To submit your assignment, use turnin on yallara or numbat as follows:

turnin -c cs547 -p ass1 archive.tar.gz where archive.tar.gz is a gzipped tar file containing everything required.

  1. Your submission should be a single gzipped tar archive created as follows:
    1. Create directories ass1, ass1/report and ass1/vrml.
    2. The report directory should contain your HTML report, including images, and the vrml directory should contain your (uncompressed) humanoid and the rcs archive.
    3. Create the tar archive using the commands:
      tar cvf yourId.tar ass1
      gzip yourId.tar
  2. Test your submission before submiting it:
    1. Create a directory /tmp/yourId
    2. Copy yourId.tar.gz to /tmp/yourId.tar.gz
    3. Uncompress it using gunzip yourId.tar.gz
    4. Untar it using tar xvf yourId.tar
    5. Check that your submission contains everything required and that it works - i.e., examine your report and your humanoid with the browser in the temporary directory.
  3. You can overwrite previous submissions by re-running the command. Note that the submission time/date of your assignment is taken to be the last time you run the command.
  4. You can verify your submission using the following command:

    turnin -v -c cs547 -p ass1

Assignment 2 Deadline: Friday 22nd October 5pm
Late Penalty: 10% per day (applies starting Monday 25th 9am).

As for assignment 1 you are required to use turnin on yallara or numbat:

turnin -c cs547 -p ass2 archive.tar.gz where archive.tar.gz is a gzipped tar file containing everything required.

  1. Again, your submission should be a single gzipped tar archive. The directory arrangment tree is basically up to you - although you must have a report directory. Use a directory structure that makes sense, for example: report, src, bin, images.
  2. The report directory should contain your HTML report, including images.
  3. You must test your submission before submitting. You can also verify and overwrite your submission. See above ...
  4. Some people are doing assignments for which turnin is innappropriate (e.g., CD-based animations). Make special arrangements directly with me.