You must submit the theoretical exercises to the responsible TA who will be at the graduate students' office at the basement of the white building on the day and time of the assignment due deadline 10:00am - 11:00am. Submissions after 11:00am will be considered late. You can submit your assignments before the deadline to the professor or the TAs. If you have to submit after the assignment's deadline, you can do so only using the submit program. In this case the assignment solutions have to be scanned in clear and easily readable quality. If there is no TA at the specified day and time at the graduate students' office please report it to the course's mailing list and await further instructions from the professor of the TAs.
ATTENTION: Assignments left in any box at the basement of the white building will not be accepted.
The project can be submitted only electronically. Theoretical exercises can be submitted either electronically using the submit program or in hard copy to the professor or to the teaching assistants on the designated office hours on the deadline sumission day. The name of the deliverable for each of the four sets of exercises is assignment<number> where <number> is the serial number of each exercise. The name of the deliverable to each of the two phases of programming tasks is project<number> where <number> is the number of each phase. Submit the exercises to the account of the course hy240a. Below you can find the commands that shall be used to submit each one of the four sets of theoretical exercises:
Below you can find the commands that shall be used to submit each one of the two parts of the project:
where <dir> is the folder that contains all the deliverable files. The submit program does not recognize compressed files and as a result the files for delivery shall not be binary / compressed / gzipped. More information about the submit program can be found here.
The exact submission time stamp (system clock) is logged every time you execute the submit program and the submission file is assiciated with the username of the student that executed the submission.
You can check if you have successfully submitted your assignment by issuing the following command:
ls -l ~hy240a/SUBMIT/assignment<number>
where number is the number of the assignment (e.g. ls -l ~hy240a/SUBMIT/assignment1 for the 1st assignment). If you see your username in the list that will be printed on the screen then you can be sure that you have successfully submitted your assignment. Otherwise you should try and execute again the submission commands. If the list is too big you can type in the following command instead:
ls -l ~hy240a/SUBMIT/assignment<number> | grep `whoami`
(attention on the reverse apostrophe marks `), or
ls -l ~hy240a/SUBMIT/assignment<number> | grep <your_username>
which will filter the list, showing only your submission, provided that you have made a successful one.