Turn in all
homework assignments using the handin
system. You should place a README.txt plain text file describing
your program, the source program files (.cpp and .h),
a Makefile, any
necessary data files, and any example output images from your program
in jpeg or png format. Make sure
that your program compiles and runs on the School of Computing CentOS
Linux system. Consult the specific homework assignment
statement to see if any additional materials are to be submitted.
You will turn
in all assignments via a web interface at: http://handin.cs.clemson.edu
On this page you will be able to log in, and go to the help
pages for all information on how to submit an assignment. The
undergraduate course is CPSC 4050-001, and the graduate course
is CPSC 6050-001. The homeworks have appropriate names on the
course page.
Before turning in your work, please follow these instructions. This
is very important, since we process your assignments
via an automated script.
1) Make a directory named with your Clemson username in lower case. Do not
add any additional text!
2) Place all of your work in a flat-structured directory. There should be
no subdirectories.
3) tar and gzip your directory, or zip your directory. If your
username were monty, then your zipped file would be named either
monty.tar.gz, or monty.gz, or monty.zip
4) Turn in only this
zipped directory.