Homework Submission Procedures:

1. If you have a single source file, please include you full name and Stony Brook ID# in the beginning of your file. Also, you need to include a 'readme' part in the beginning of the file which gives instructions about how to compile and run your program. Be sure to describe in enough detail what the instructor/TA needs to know in order to test your program.

2. If you have multiple source files, please include your full name, Stony Brook ID# and the 'readme' part in a separate plain text file. Generally, you should name this file 'readme.txt'. Then, compress all your files using UNIX utilities like gzip or tar. The following commands will compress all the source files in the directory 'hw' into a .tar file named hw.tar:

% cd hw

% tar cvf myhw.tar *

To view the file list in a tar file, use:

% tar tvf myhw.tar

This will show you all the files in the .tar file. To untar a file, use:

% tar xvf myhw.tar

Refer to the man page of 'tar' for more detailed information.

(We will also accept any of these compressed formats: zip, rar, gzip or bz2)

3. Name your .tar file in the following format: sparky username (usually first initial followed by last name) followed by HWx, for example, aesmaili-hw1.c or aesmaili-hw1.zip, for homework 1.

4. Email your file to the TA. The subject header should contain "CSE 230", hw number and your sparky username.