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Submit Tutorial

You will be using the CS submit tool to be handing in your assignemnts and labs if needed. This tutorial should give you a quick idea of how to properly use this.

Note that this tutorial assumes that you are currently using a Unix based system i.e. a system like the ones we use in lab.

Step 1

Create a file called Lab0.txt, just put whatever text you feel like in this file.

Step 2

This next step can be done with either a .tar.gz file or a .zip file. Zip files may be easier if you are doing your work on a Windows machine. The submission step remains the same though.

All commands listed below must be issued to a Unix terminal. Systems that have this capability include the Linux systems you use in lab and Mac OS X.

You now must create a .tar.gz file in order to hand in your work, the template of the tar command to do this looks something like this...

    tar -czvf <tarname>.tar.gz <file1> <file2> ...

So, for this example you would want something like...

    tar -czvf Lab0.tar.gz Lab0.txt

If you were compressing multiple files it would look like...

    tar -czvf Example.tar.gz File1.txt File2.txt File3.txt

Step 3

Next, go to the course webpage and click on the "Submit Homework Assignments" link of the left side of the page.

Step 4

Log in using your x500 account.

Step 5

Select "csci1103" from the list of courses.

Step 6

Select "Lab0" from the list of possible assignments to turn in.

Step 7

Go to the box on the bottom of the form and browse for your Lab0.tar.gz file.

 
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