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EL2008 Handout #1 SEM II 2013/14: Homework Submission Instructions

This document provides instructions for submitting homework assignments for the EL2008 class. It outlines using a Perl script to submit assignments that will ask for the homework number, class section, and C source code file. Submitting the assignment confirms the selections are correct. The submission is sent and a copy returned to the student. Students should only submit assignments once and after the due date graders will compile, run, and grade the code sending feedback. It provides instructions for logging into the Praktikum server and developing or copying code to submit.

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EL2008 Handout #1 SEM II 2013/14: Homework Submission Instructions

This document provides instructions for submitting homework assignments for the EL2008 class. It outlines using a Perl script to submit assignments that will ask for the homework number, class section, and C source code file. Submitting the assignment confirms the selections are correct. The submission is sent and a copy returned to the student. Students should only submit assignments once and after the due date graders will compile, run, and grade the code sending feedback. It provides instructions for logging into the Praktikum server and developing or copying code to submit.

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EL2008

Handout #1
Homework Submission Instructions

SEM II 2013/14

In order to expedite grading for EL2008, we have developed a homework submission procedure. You will be using a Perl script that asks you the homework number you are submitting, which class of lecture class you are enrolled in and which C source code file you are sending. When you have answered the three questions above, the file you selected will be displayed on the screen along with the homework and section numbers. The script will wait for you to answer n if those are not correct or y if they are correct. If they are not correct, the Perl script will start over again asking you the same three questions. When you are satisfied that is what you want to submit, type y and the homework file will be submitted. You will also get a copy of your submission returned to you at your Praktikum account immediately. Keep this so that if there is ever a question about when you submitted your homework, we can look at your copy of the submission. Submit each homework only ONCE so make sure it is what you want to turn in before you turn it in!!! After each homework is due, the grader will compile and run your code. He will also check the results and then mail you back a copy of what you turned in along with a grade and appropriate comments. Log in to praktikum.ee.itb.ac.id by typing:
ssh [email protected]

Where yourNIM is your NIM (e.g. 13207145) In your linux terminal. The password is your NIM, please change it immediately after you log in by typing:
passwd yourNIM

You can write your code directly in praktikum using text editor like vi or nano, for example, by typing:
nano yourcode.c

Or you can write your code in your own computer, and then copy it to praktikum.ee.itb.ac.id using scp command:
scp yourcode.c [email protected]:~

Your code will be copied to your home directory The submission script is in your home directory (/home/yourNIM/ ). One of the files will be called submit.pl. When you are ready to turn in your homework, type
perl submit.pl

On the terminal command line and answer the questions about your section number and the homework you are submitting. Send us only C source code files; i.e. those files ending in .c'!!! Do not send us object files

(those ending in .o) or executable files!!!

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