Submission and Grading
Your submission for this project involves a checkpoint autograder submission (for Q1-4), a final autograder submission (for all questions), and a final write-up. If you worked with a partner, remember to add your partner to all of your Gradescope submissions!
Deadlines
Task | Due | Points |
---|---|---|
Checkpoint Submission (Q1-4) | Friday, September 16 | 10 |
Final Code Submission (all questions) | Friday, September 30 | 90 |
Final Writeup | Friday, September 30 | 30 |
All assignments are due at 11:59 PM. This project is worth a total of 130 points.
Autograder Submission
Submitting from Option 1: Local Setup
While the virtual machine is running, open a web browser and navigate to http://localhost:16161/. This is a URL that will connect to your virtual machine and download a ZIP file containing your submission, which you will be able to submit to the autograder on Gradescope. Avoid using Safari to do this since it will automatically extract downloaded ZIP files, leading to malformed submissions.
Alternatively, you may run the following command on your local computer:
$ curl -Lo submission.zip http://localhost:16161/
This will create a submission.zip
file in the folder where you executed the command.
Submitting from Option 2: Hive Setup
Run the following command on the Hive machine where the virtual machine is running:
hiveY$ ~cs161/proj1-fa22/make-submission
This will create a submission.zip
file in the folder that you ran the command in. To copy this file to your local computer, you can use scp
. For example, if your submission.zip
file is located at ~/submission.zip
, run the following command on your local computer:
$ scp cs161-XXX@hiveY.cs.berkeley.edu:~/submission.zip submission.zip
This will copy the submission.zip
file to your local computer, in the folder where you ran the command. You can now submit submission.zip
to the autograder on Gradescope.
You should run this command once for the Project 1 Checkpoint Submission and once for the Project 1 Final Code Submission.
Write-up Submission
Submit your team’s writeup to the assignment “Project 1 Writeup”.
If you wish, you may submit feedback at the end of your writeup, with any feedback you may have about this project. What was the hardest part of this project in terms of understanding? In terms of effort? (We also, as always, welcome feedback about other aspects of the class.) Your comments will not in any way affect your grade.