Submitting Homework for Computer Graphics: 22C:151
Make sure you do all of the following steps when submitting your homework:
- Place result images of your programming problems on your web page (in .GIF, .BMP, or .PNG formats -- .GIF preferred).
- If you haven't told me the location of your web page, e-mail me and
let me know the address.
- Include a "README" file detailing how to compile your program.
- If you have a makefile, please include it.
- If you're using Visual Studio, please verify that when opening it in an uncustomized Visual
Studio.NET installation, I can simply compile by using the menu option.
- Preferrably, if you use Visual Studio, also verify that I can compile it using GCC, and include the
command line that you used.
- Include instructions on how to run your program, including command line parameters that are needed
to get the functionality required by the homework.
- If the user interface is non-intuitive, describe how it works. NOTE: If we are unable to understand
how to access/view a particular result, you may not get credit for it!!
- Create a single file for submission (either as a .tar.gz, .tgz, or .zip file).
- Make sure you include the README,and all files necessary for compilation and execution.
- Submit your code using the submit command on
a Linux (or other UNIX) machine.
- Submit the file in the "c151" directory under the correct homework number.
For instance, the first assignment would be submitted in the subdirectory "hw1".
- Note that if you resubmit the same homework, previous submissions will be erased!
- Turn in written portions of the assignment in class.
Last Modified: Friday, August 20, 2004
Chris Wyman (cwyman@cs.uiowa.edu)