CSCE 206 Labs: Submission Instructions

Follow instructions below to submit your assignment work:

1. File Naming Convention:

   The file name for C source codes should indicate the assignment number, and the question number.

   For example, if you are answering Question(q) 4 from Assignment(Hw) 2, the file name should EXACTLY be Hw2_q4_code.c, failing which, you will lose points. See Grading rubrics.

2. Before submitting, make sure that you have strictly followed the file naming conventions given above in 1.

3. Make sure your code compiles and runs successfully before you turn it in!

4. Bundle all the code files (*.c) ONLY into a single zip file (don't include the output/executable files).

5. ZIP (compressed) file name should follow the naming convention as LastName_FirstName_UIN_Assignment_AssignmentNumber after compressing;
   Delete all executable files inside the assignment folder. Return to CSCE206 folder and Right click on the assignment folder name and select, Send to->Compressed folder to create a zip file.

   For Example: Swift_Taylor_12345678_Assignment_01.

6. Submit the assignment on eCampus under specific submission channel that will be generated for each upcoming assignment (e.g., assignment1, assignment2, etc.).

7. Once submitted, logout of eCampus, login again, and check for two things:

   1. Whether the submission is successful,
   2. Whether you have submitted the right code files.

8. Not following the above instructions will result in lower grade/rejection of your submission.

9. If you have doubts regarding the submission, contact the TA.

Notes:

1. Source code must be properly indented and commented. There are guidelines here;
2. No hard-copy submission will be accepted. If the assignment requires questions to be worked out by hand, please scan them to PDF and submit the same. See the resources page for information on Scanning.

Last update: Aug 26, 2019