Homework Submission and Grading

The following guidelines are generic and will apply to most homework submission and are superseded by any homework-specific guidelines.

A typical homework submission will contain a tarball of all files required for building/executing the program. Each tarball must also include the following in addition to any source files:

A "README" file describing:
- instructions on how to build/run/test the submitted source code.
- (Optional) the limitations, if any.
A "Makefile" if you are submitting code. It should contain the following targets at the very least:
- build: builds all required object/binary files.
- check: execute any test runs as mentioned in the assignment.
- clean: removes all object/binary files.

Submitting the homework

Create a tarball from the "hw1" directory as follows:
```
tar czvf hw1.tar.gz ./hw1
```
Alternatively, you can use the make dist target specified in the sample Makefile.
Copy the tarball from your local machine to the CCIS Linux server using scp as follows:
```
 scp /path/to/hw1.tar.gz CCS_USERNAME@login.ccs.neu.edu: 
```
Notice the : at the end of the command.
Next, you need to ssh onto CCIS Linux and submit your tarball using the submit script:
```
        ssh CCS_USERNAME@login.ccs.neu.edu
        /course/cs5600sp16/homework/submit-cs5600sp16-hw1 hw1.tar.gz
        
```
Replace "hw1" with the current homework. The submit script will generate a message when successful. You should also receive an email in your CCS email account with the same message.

Grading

Coming soon!