Sample CSE 461 readme.txt file  --  Andy Collins, acollins@cs.washington.edu
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CSE 461 Project 1: Reliable Bytestream
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Group Members and email addresses
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Description of modified files
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* sender.java

  Contains sender code, etc

* receiver.java
 
  Contains receiver code, etc

* morefiles.java

  ...


Description of algorithm
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High-level algorithm, acknoledgement and resend scheme.

Implementation details that might help the grader figure out which
parts of your code cause the high-level behaviors.


Other interesting details
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(optional)

Any other neat things about your algorithm or implementation,
different strategies you tried, things you think set your project
apart from others.  Things you think will impress the TA.


General project comments
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(all optional)

Stuff that you think is interesting that didn't fit in or end up in
the project.  Anything else you want to say.  Random rants and raves.
Constructive (or destructive) criticism of the project.  Things we
might do better next time.  Things you might do better next time.
How long did it take?  Was that more/less than you expected?


Results
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How well does your algorithm do?  What parameters do you run it with
to see those results.  What final bandwidth number do you see
(probably the final line of RECEIVED ... output).  Show some
interesting output.  Why do you think this output demonstrates that
your program works.  How does your program's behavior vary as you
tweak the drop rate or other parameters?  

Basically try to convince us, in a page or less, that your program
works.  The easier you make it for us to see that it works, the better
for everybody.