CS4610/CS5335: Assignments

Links will be activated below as they are posted throughout the term.

Turning In Assignments

Unless otherwise specified, follow these instructions to turn in each assignment. The due date and time are listed at the top of each assignment.

Make sure all your source code files for the assignment are checked in to your SVN repository under a base directory named gN/lM where N is your group number and M is the number of the assignment. (That is a lower case letter g and a lower case letter l.)
Make a plain-text (ASCII) file gN/lM/README.txt, with the following contents:
- a description of how to compile your code, if necessary
- a description of how to execute your code, if necessary
- a list of any known bugs or incomplete aspects of your assignment
- a list of any extra-credit you have added
- a summary of the contributions of each group member to the assignment (all group members must review this and agree to it)

Run these commands in the directory gN/lM:

> svn add README.txt
> svn commit -m "final commit for lM"
> svn update
> svn info

The “Last Changed Rev” reported by svn info identifies the revision of your code that we will grade. Email it to the course instructor at the email address listed on the course homepage. Your submission is “on time” only if the timestamp on the email and the “Last Changed Date” reported by svn info for the indicated revision are both no later than the deadline. Otherwise we will take the later of the two timestamps as your submission time.

Possible issues:

Not all files are checked in. We strongly recommend making a test checkout like this, where N is your group number, M is the assignment number, and R is the revision you are emailing to the instructor:
```
> svn checkout -r R https://trac.ccs.neu.edu/svn/robotics-s14/gN/lM
```
Forgot to send email so that it is timestamped before due date and time.
Unnecessary and/or undesired files are checked in. In general please check in only source code files that you wrote or modified. Please do not check in .o, or .class files. Please do not copy files from the other repositories we have provided (ohmm-sw, ohmm-sw-site) except as directed in the labs (e.g. makefiles and certain other things we directed you to copy are ok).
Forgot README.txt, or named it something else like “README”, “readme”, etc.
Forgot to summarize member contributions.
Did not name the directory lM.
Did not run both svn commit and (then) svn update before svn info.