Turning in your homework

You must submit the following files :
 

1. Source codes

2. Any dependent .lib, .h files (except what was handed out in the assignment zip file anyways such as glut).

3. README file.  You HAVE TO put your name, student ID and email address in the README file.
 

If you are not using c/c++, you need to make sure you include everything that it will take to run it.  Use a batch file.

Notes:

1. You need to turn in your homework at sand.cise.ufl.edu or rain.cise.ufl.edu. Use ssh sand.cise.ufl.edu to login to sand.

2. Check the man pages of the command  turnin. You are most likely will use the following command line:

    turnin -c cap4730sp06 -p p1 YOUR_FILES

3. Turnin will acknowledge your submission. If you do not get an acknowledgment, you probably will get an error message.

4. You can submit as many times as you want, but SUBMIT ALL YOUR FILES EACH TIME YOU RUN TURNIN.

5. To list the files included in your last submission, use the command:
      turnin -v -c cap4730sp06 -p p1

Troubleshooting:
Q. If you receive an error message like :
    "p1" is not a current project for submission in cap4730sp06.

A. Try this command:
    turnin -l -c cap4730sp06

    You should see a list like:
    Current projects for cap4730sp06:
    p0              on (current)

    And then you should turn in the files using the currently on project like:

        turnin -c cap4730sp06 -p p0 YOUR_FILES
 

Learn how to write a dos batch, check at http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~ak621/DOS/BatBasic.html#Basics