CS/ECE 3810 - Handing in your files

CS/ECE 3810 - Computer Organization
Fall 2009

Handing in your files

You may hand in written work to the drop box in front of the CS main office, MEB 3190. Note that there is no permanent record of work handed in to the drop box. You assume all risk for lost work. Also, you may not hand in written versions of assembly language programs. These must be handed in electronically as .s or .asm files.

The preferred method for most assignments is to hand in .doc or .pdf files over the web. Follow these instructions to hand in electronic files:

As of Monday, August 31, I think I have resolved the handin issues. If you are getting an error, please see the instructions below.

Log in to the CADE lab web-based handin (https://cgi.eng.utah.edu/webhandin/) utility. (Use your CADE lab password.) You may get a security warning. Ignore it, and try to continue.
- If you get an error, you will need to install an updated security certificate. The CADE lab has instructions for this, see http://www.cade.utah.edu/images/tutorial/cert.pdf for instructions, then try to log in again.
- If you are using Firefox, try using a different browser.
- If you continue to get errors, please hand in your files using a Windows computer in the CADE lab room WEB 210.
Enter cs3810 for the class name.
Select an assignment: homework01, etc.
Select the number of files you want to hand in, and then browse and select your individual files one at a time.
Remember to hand in files of the appropriate type. If we cannot read your file, you will not get credit for the assignment.
Upload and submit your files. The number of files you need to hand in varies for each assignment. Please make sure you hand in all the necessary files.

Verify your submission

The CADE lab handin program sometimes fails. You are responsible for making sure the handin completed. Check the following:

Does the handin utility show that you handed in the files? View the list of submitted files, count them, and double check to make sure we have them all. If there are missing files, try again. (You may need to rename files to eliminate special characters.)

Are the file sizes and dates correct? A file size of zero or an old file date means the handin did not succeed. Try again.

Did you hand in files of the appropriate type?

One common problem occurs when students hand in documentation files with strange characters in the filename. You should not use spaces or most symbols in your filenames. Use only letters, numbers, periods, and the underscore symbol in your filenames.

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