Generally, you are required to hand in both a complete print out of the homework and an electronic copy of the matlab programs. The grade will be based mainly on the paper printout, but the grader may look at the electronic copy also, at their discretion. Unless the paper copy is received, the assignment will be considered as not handed in. The turn-in date of an assignment is the date in which the paper version is turned in.
We use the department's hand in system. Full instructions are here.
Note that you need to be inside the CS account in order to use this tool. Also remember to add
set path = ($path /s/handin/bin)
in your .cshrc.local file before using it.
Handing in an assignment requires that you have the files you want to hand in together in a single directory in your CS account. You will also need the course number and the name of the assignment. The course number for this course is cs416-1 and all assignments use the name hw# (where # is the assignment number, for example, the name of assignment 1 is hw1).
A couple of examples
Suppose you would like to hand in assignment 1, and you are inside the directory that contains it. The command is
handin -c cs416-1 -a hw1 -d .
as the "." means current directory. Instead if you are in your home directory and the matlab programs are in a directory called "hw1" which is inside a directory called "cs416":
handin -c cs416-1 -a hw1 -d cs416/hw1
For any technical questions about the handin, please contact the TA.
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