CS 540 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Section 1 Spring 2012

How to Hand In a Programming Assignment in CS 540

For each assignment, all parts, both written and programming, are to be handed in electroncially.

1. For written questions, create a separate text, pdf or Word file with your answers for each question. Put your name at the top of the first page of each file. For example, a file named HW1-P1.txt will contain your answers to Problem 1 in Homework #1. Submit all files to the hand-in directory.

2. For programming questions, electronically hand in all the files containing Java code you wrote for the assignment. You do not need to hand in any class files unless you modified them. If there are associated written questions as part of a programming problem, create a separate text, pdf or Word file with your answers to all the questions or results of experiments. Put your name at the top of the first page of this file. Copy each file to the designated assignment's hand-in directory. For example, for Homework #1, do

   cp <filename> /p/course/cs540-dyer/handin/<your-cs-login-name>/HW1/

   To copy a whole directory of files, do

   cp -r <foldername> /p/course/cs540-dyer/handin/<your-cs-login-name>/HW1/

   To see what files you have submitted, do:

   ls -l /p/course/cs540-dyer/handin/<your-cs-login-name>/HW1/

3. Be sure to also save a separate copy of all files with your written answers and code in your own private directory as a backup to the copy you put in the handin directory. Do not alter your own copy after you turn it in so that the date on the file is the same as the date of what you hand in.

4. We may run your code on additional test cases besides those given to you to test.

5. FOR HW #1: If you have not submitted your portrait, 10 points will be taken off.

Regrading of any assignment must be done within one week after an assignment is returned to the class.