CS146A FAQ Fall 2007
How to format your report assignment.
You should use the reading title, author, your name
and date as a header in the report. You should also adhere to
the strict limit of maximum one page for answers to questions and
half a page for summaries. If you want to add notes and afterthoughts,
these should be marked as such. Remember, the report itself should
be concise.
How to submit your reading report.
Please e-mail your reading report (in plain ascii text - no
attachments) by 5pm of the day before the class to rshaull
(@cs.brandeis.edu) and liuba (@cs.brandeis.edu). Please use "cs146a:
reading report" as a subject line. Late reports will not be accepted.
We will make the reports available on the cs146a home page after
the 5pm deadline on the day before the class.
For current assignment see the cs146a home page http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~cs146a.
How to submit your project.
Please write a readme file called README that
contains the following information:
- Your name
- The class name and project number
- The date
- A complete manifest (list of files you are submitting)
- A brief description of how your program works
- Instructions on how to compile and run
- Instructions on how to run any tests you may have written
- List any unresolved bugs that currently exist in your program
Also please make sure that your name, the class, the project
number, and the date are in a comment at the beginning of
every file that is a part of your project.
Put the README with your other project files and pack them into an
archive (.zip, .tar.gz, or .tar.bz2 are all fine). For example, if
your files are in a subdirectory called "project1", and you
are on a Linux box, type this:
tar cvfz project1.tar.gz project1
Then attach the archive to an email and send it to rshaull
(@cs.brandeis.edu) and liuba (@cs.brandeis.edu).