Instructions for electronic submission of projects
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We will use the turnin facility on attu.cs.washington.edu to handle
electronic submissions of projects. This file contains instructions
for submission using turnin.

All of the CSE451 projects are specifically named:
   project0
   project1
   project2a
   project2b
   project3

To submit a project electronically, please proceed according to the
following steps:

1. Log into attu or a linux machine in the lab. Those are the machines
where electronic submission is enabled; forkbomb does not support
turnin, and unfortunately the CSE home VM does not either.

2. For project0, create a directory named <your_user_name>-project0
(e.g. Ed's would be "lazowska-project0"). For the rest of the
projects, create a directory named <cse451-group>-project<X> (e.g.
group cse451k would create a directory named "cse451k-project2b" for
project 2b. These naming conventions are a requirement; please DO
NOT use any other name.

3. Copy all of the files necessary to understand and compile your project
into the new directory: .c and .h files, Makefiles, bzImage, libraries,
readme files, etc. Please DO NOT include executables, object files,
core dumps, etc., in the directory. Finally, CHECK each project's
description for specific submission instructions for that project.

4. cd to the directory containing your project directory and type:

   turnin -v -c cse451 -p project<X> <directory-from-step-2>

where the <X> is replaced with one of {0,1,2a,2b,3}. You will have to
select the section that you are enrolled in (either AA or AB). On success,
you should see this message:

   Your files have been submitted to cse451, project<X> for grading.

NOTE that you can run the turnin command multiple times; each turnin will
overwrite your previous turnin, so the final turnin that you perform is
what will be graded. Turnin of projects will be disabled 24-48 hours after
the due date for each project unless otherwise specified.


Troubleshooting:

Please email the TAs if you have any problems with the turnin system.
Additionally, you may try the following steps yourself if you are having
trouble:
   - If you cannot ssh to attu to run the turnin command, try to ssh
     directly to attu1, attu2, attu3, or attu4.