How to Submit Your Project

1. Submit one copy of the project for the entire group, not one copy for each member.

2. Create a directory whose name is <netid>-<version>. Replace <netid> with the netid of the member of your project with the "lowest" netid (i.e. lexicographically the first). aaa6 beats yyy4 which beats yyy9. <version> should be replaced with the version number, starting from 1. Submit version 1 the first time you submit, version 2 if you need to resubmit, and so on. We will only look at the submission directory with the latest number.

   e.g. Suppose your group contains members bbb3, aaa97, jjj18, and you are submitting the code for the third time. Your directory should be called aaa97-3.

3. Copy all your code files, the compiled executable you were instructed to submit, the Makefile, and any other relevant files you think should be included in the submission.

4. Write a README.txt file and add it to the submission folder. At the very least, this should include the names and netids of the members of your group, an explanation of what each member did to implement the project, how much time you all spent, and a description of whether your code works, how you tested it, and how to use any test programs you included.

5. Check you can run the executable you have included, and you have put all the right files in the submission folder.

6. Copy the folder (by using copy-and-paste) to \\goose\Courses\cs414-su02\submit\p<n>-submit, where <n> is the number of the project the submission is for (i.e. 1, 2, or 3). Do not worry if you get an error message saying you won't have the right permissions to access the file, we will be able to access it.

7. If you need to resubmit your code before the deadline, go ahead, just increment the version number.

8. Mail batkin@cs.cornell.edu if you have any problems submitting your project.