Project Turnin Procedures

You do not need to submit a detailed description of everything  you did for the project. You do need to submit your binary and source code with the timestamp on or before the due date, and, eventually, an artifact.  In your main directory

Windows:   \\ntdfs.cs.washington.edu\cs\unix\projects\instr\CurrentQtr\cse457\<project-name>\<group-name>

Linux:         /projects/instr/CurrentQtr/cse457/<project-name>/<group-name>

you will find three separate turnin sub-directories. [Note: "group-name" is not necessarily the group name you selected in the Grouper application.  It is always the hyphenated combination of your user ID and your partner's.]

Here is where you need to put copies of your files:

• ..\<group-name>\turnin\binary
  
  In this directory, you will place:
  
    1. Your binary (a.k.a., executable).  It is recommended that you put the release version of 
         your executable here.
  
    2. Any files needed by the executable.
  
    3. A README.txt file that lists anything "out of the ordinary" that you did for your project.  
        You don't need to list requirements or standard bells and whistles.  You do need to describe 
        anything that lies outside of the range of options on the project web page and which you think 
        merits consideration for extra credit. Also, if you did your development under Linux, please 
        note that as well.
  
• ..\<group-name>\turnin\source
  
  This is where you put all your source code.
  
• ..\<group-name>\turnin\artifact
  
  This is where you will put your artifact, which is due several days after the project.  Consult the calendar and project page for due date.

The grading will consist of a staff member running your project right out of the binary directory and stepping through the features. We will verify the timestamp of the executable.  We will consult source code as needed.

Remote submission from Windows

If you wish to submit your project remotely from windows but cannot reach the \\ntdfs.cs.washington.edu drive remotely, then there are a couple of options available to you.

Secure FTP

You can upload your files using a secure FTP client.  

UW provides a free client called SSH Secure FTP, which has a nice GUI. It comes as part of UWICK:

http://www.washington.edu/computing/software/uwick/starter/

After installing:

1. If a login prompt doesn't start immediately, hit the "Quick Connect" button.
2. Enter the name of your favorite departmental server (e.g., attu.cs.washington.edu) and your username.  
3. If this is your first login, you will get prompted with the option to "save the key for future use."  Choose this option and hit OK.
4. Enter your password.
5. You may at this point have an SSH terminal open.  To open the FTP window, do "Window...New File Transfer..."
6. Do "Operation...Go to folder..." and enter:

   /projects/instr/CurrentQtr/cse457

7. Navigate to the current project and your group's turnin directory.
8. Drag and drop your files into the folders.
9. [Recommended] If you plan to repeat this process for future projects, you can click the "Profiles" button, then "Add Profile.." and give the session a name (e.g., "attu").  In the future, you can go directly to "Profiles" and select the server.

Remote desktop

1. Put your files where you can get to them from a campus machine.
2. Run remote desktop to: aria.cs.washington.edu.  You should be able to find remote desktop under Start...Programs...Acessories...Communications...
3. Locate or download the files from step #1.
4. Copy  your files into your turnin directory.