CS212 Problem Sets
Mail Submission

WARNING: If you are not registered for this course (CS212) and you try to use this submission system - you should know that any submitted file is verified against the NetId of students that are registered in the course. Any attempt to falsify your NetId will be considered a violation of Cornell University's Policy Regarding Abuse of Computers and Network Systems. We will locate whoever is responsible for any suspected case of forgery and refer the incident to the Judicial Administrator.

REMEMBER: You must keep your line lengths at 80 or below (preferably 72 or below). More Info

IMPORTANT: If you are doing this problem set with a partner, make sure that you use both UIDs.  If you forget to put both UIDs, we will believe that your partner did not do this problem set and we won't have a grade for him/her.

How to save your text file:

• The only text editor you need and should be using is the DrSwindle definitions window.   You shouldn't use anything else unless you know what you're doing.
• The definitions window should have all the functions we ask you to write.   Everything else must be commented.
• If you aren't able to get a function to work, comment it out and make a note that you couldn't get it to work.
• When copying output, simply cut and paste the relevant material from the interactions window to the definitions window.  Use the "Comment Out" command under the Scheme menu to comment out any output you copy into the definitions window.
• Put nice delimiters between each problem (like a dashed line, not too many dashes though)
• Try to keep each line short so that words don't wrap around when we print the problem sets out.  In general, don't use more than 72 characters per line.
• Under the file menu, choose "Save Definitions..." and save it
• Look at a sample text file for an example of good formatting.

Having trouble:

Remember that this is just an interface to the email system you used for problem set 1.  If for some reason this page isn't working, you can always go back to using the old email submission.  In the case that you are having trouble, let us know by sending us a message.  This submission page only works with IE 4.0 and above and Netscape 3.0 and above when they have JavaScript enabled.   If you don't fall into this category, you'll have to rely on the old email submission.

Last update:  01/19/00 11:35 PM