Submitting Homework for Computer Graphics: 22C:151
This year, our computer support group has stopped supporting homework submission using
the simple submit command line script, so homework submission
must be done using ICON. For those of you who have used ICON
or do work from home or the Engineering labs, this may actually be easier. However, the rest of
us will need to learn a new procedure.
Please follow all the steps below when submitting your work:
- Place result images of your programming problems on your web page (in .GIF, .BMP, or .PNG formats).
- 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 ICON:
- Log into ICON using your HawkID.
- Click on the relevant semester (e.g., Fall 2007) and select this course under "My ICON Courses."
- If you do not see the correct course, double check that you're looking in the right semester,
make sure you've been registered for at least a day (to allow the system to be updated to give you
access), and then if you still do not see the link, send me an e-mail.
- Once you have selected this course, click on "Dropbox" in the thin green bar near the top of the screen.
- In the "Dropbox" screen, select the folder corresponding to the current homework assignment.
- This should bring up a screen that allows you to submit your single file.
- Please do not submit multiple files, unless you need to update your submission.
- Make sure you click the "Upload" button.
- You should receive an e-mail confirmation of your submission, and you should also be able to
view the submission by clicking on the "History" button on the Dropbox screen.
- Turn in written assignment in class. If the assignment has written portions (but also has programming portions),
please answer the written questions inside your README file.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 16, 2007
Chris Wyman (cwyman@cs.uiowa.edu)