CPS710 Submission of Course Work

CPS710	Submission of Course Work

Due Times

All the due times for all the submissions have been set at 11:59pm on the day the work is due.

Submission of Labs in Crowdmark and D2L

On time submission in Crowdmark: Labs should be scanned or photographed and submitted in pdf or image format in the associated Crowdmark lab assessment. Here is the student guide to Crowdmark. Once each lab opens up, you will get an invitation from Crowdmark to submit your lab.
Late Submissions in Crowdmark: Crowdmark assessments can be submitted late until the TA starts grading them, at which point the Crowdmark assessment will be closed and the assessment must be submitted as described below.
Late Submissions and Resubmissions in D2L: Crowdmark does not support resubmissions of assessments, therefore this must be done through D2L. Each Crowdmark lab has a D2L assignment folder with the same name that will open right after the Crowdmark lab closes. This is where you can resubmit your labs.

If you want to submit a lab after the due date has passed, you can find out whether to submit on Crowdmark or D2L by checking the "Feedback posted" column on the the tab called "4: Submission Details" of your Google sheet to see whether the TA has completely finished dealing with all the original submissions of an assessment. That column should indicate the date at which this first pass was completed.

Submission of Programming Assignments on the Moons

Before Submitting Assignments

The assignments will be marked by

recompiling the source files you submit on moon.cs.torontomu.ca using the javac and javacc programs running on that computer.
running marking scripts on moon.cs.torontomu.ca.

All the scripts needed to do this will be posted before the assignment is due. Please make sure that your assignments compile and run properly on moon.cs.torontomu.ca before you submit them. Assignments that do not compile and run properly on moon.cs.torontomu.ca cannot be assessed and you will therefore not be able to meet their associated learning objectives if that is the case.

Submission Process

To submit assignments electronically on the moons:

Zip the entire Java folder in one zip file using the name specified in the assignment; for example A1.zip for the first assignment.
The moons have a zip program that you can use to do this. To get details on its functionality, type man zip
Simply put, the first parameter to zip is the name of the destination zip file (with no extension) and the other parameters are the full names of the files that will be zipped up.
For example if you are asked to zip files HL.jj and Token.java into a zip file called A1.zip, then you would type
zip A1 HL.jj Token.java
From one of the moons, run submit-cps710 filename. For example submit-cps710 A1.zip (Please note that "submit-cps710" is one word: there is no blank before the minus sign)
You can submit the same file as often as you want: the new copy will simply replace the old copy. If you do, be aware that the date stamp for the file will be that of the new copy.
You can check your submissions by simply typing check-submit-cps710
You can also retrieve any document from your submissions directory using the get-submit-cps710 command which works somewhat like a cp command: e.g. if you want to retrieve a document called filename from your submissions directory and place a copy in destination-folder, just type
get-submit-cps710 filename destination-folder
Note that this does not delete the document in your submissions directory - it only copies it.

Late Submissions and Resubmissions

The first three programming assignments cannot be submitted late or resubmitted. The reason for this is that you will be gradually building an interpreter in your assignments and they will depend on each other. To make sure that nobody falls behind, solutions to the first three assignments will be posted right after the due date of each assignment. Alternate problems will be provided to make up some of the missed C and B learning outcomes for these assignments.

Solutions will not be posted for the last three programming assignments. However, their due date will be set to give you as much time as possible while making it possible to evaluate them in time to calculate final course grades. For this reason late submissions will not be allowed. However, students who wish to improve their grades will be able to resubmit these three assignments. Details will be provided about the dates and resubmission process at the end of the semester. It is recommended that students who run out of time at the end of the semester focus on submitting work for C and B level objectives on time before allocating time to A level objectives.

This page is maintained by Sophie Quigley (cps710@cs.torontomu.ca)
Last modified Tuesday, 03-Sep-2024 17:54:02 EDT