When you have a coherent, documented version of your project work,
run the command:
/usr/local/classes/current/CS222/Project/bin/submit-project Project_X
where X is the project number. This command copies your work to a directory where I can evaluate it.
In fact submit-project
it is (partially) equivalent to:
mkdir $SUBMIT/$USER mkdir $SUBMIT/$USER/Project_X cp -r . $SUBMIT/$USER/Project_X chown -R matei $SUBMIT/$USER/Project_X chmod -R o-a $SUBMIT/$USER/Project_XYou may resubmit as often as you like before the due date. Each new submission will wipe out the previous one, and I will only evaluate the last one. I suggest that you submit well organized, but incomplete, results several times along the way. With this strategy, you can reduce last-minute panic, since you'll only be risking the latest improvements, and not all of the early work. But, please do not submit work without the required internal documentation and explanation. That is, submit work that is incomplete in project functionality, but not work that is incomplete in organization.
Soren Dayton created the submit-project command. Contact him or Matei Ripeanu by e-mail if you have any problem.