How to Submit Assignments

1. Where is my storage place?

Every student registered for cs112 will have a private directory on plucky.cs.yale.edu which can be used to store their working files, as well as submitted files and grading results for homeworks. There are two ways to access the directory:

• On any on-campus windows machine. Open My Computer, enter \\plucky.cs.yale.edu\netid$ in the address bar (here netid should be replaced with your own netid), and press <Return>, you will be promptted for user account and password. Enter YALE\netid as account and your netid password as password. If your account/password get through, you will see your personal directory on plucky.

  
  
  

   



• On the dedicated servers cs112-x.cs.yale.edu (x=a, b, or c). Your My Documents icon on desktop links to the MyDocs directory in your personal directory on plucky2.

2. How should I submit homework?

In your MyDocs directory, there is a pre-created directory named Submitted for you to submit homework. In Submitted directory there are ten sub-directory pre-created for your ten possible assignments.

Before submitting your homework, first make sure your program does compile and work. For those console programs developed under VS.Net, you may want to use the commandline compile csc to compile and test run the C# program file.

To submit a file, you may copy the file from your working place to the corresponding AssignN (N=0-9) directory under Submitted. For example, the full path for assignment 0's submission should be \\plucky.cs.yale.edu\netid$\MyDocs\Submitted\Assign0

3. How can I access my grading results?

Once your homework is graded, there will be a text file named GradingResult.txt in the submission directory of that assignment. We'll notify you via email or newsgroup when the grading results are ready.