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CS 108: Introduction to Computing Spring 2006 |
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Reading a Handin ReportI have a program that checks what files you've turned in. This program (ultimately) sends out email to you. When you receive a report, it will report on all of the assignments for one lab---the prelab questions, the lab exercise, and the project. The report will give you a file listing of the files that you actually turned in. This allows you to see when they were turned in officially. For any tarballs turned in, the report lists the files in the tarball. This allows you to see if you have everything you need in the tarball. If you failed to turn in a file for an assignment, the report will tell you. It does not, however, tell you if a file is missing from a tarball. The report does include error messages if there are problems reading your tarball. This is as bad as if you handed in nothing at all. The report concludes with a time signature; if you turned in something after this time, then of course it won't show up in the report. |
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