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Project Submit Directions
The submit command is: 
~sch1101/submit p1.tar 1
where you replace p1.tar with your own tar file (it should be a tar file, even if you only submit a single file). 1 should be replaced by the project number. Project 1 requires a Makefile and a README to be submitted.

Project #2

When your file is untarred, I should see one .html file (named sch1101.html, where sch1101 is replaced by your user ID). Then, you may have an optional subdirectory, which contains the rest of the files (named sch1101.dir, where sch1101 is replaced by your user ID)

Alternatively, you could submit an HTML file (named sch1101.html, where sch1101 is replaced by your user ID) with a link to a location which you are hosting (either WAM, OIT, or your own location). You might do this because your webpage uses too much space.

Your name should appear in the various HTML files so it's clear who is submitting the project.

Note: there is a quota limit of about 3/4 Meg. So if you are using images, either save it as lower quality JPEG, or host it at a different site.

The submit may require a README. Thus, you may need to have a README in addition to the HTML. This can be blank.

We may attempt to check the date of the various HTML files you have. If those are after the due date, you may lose points.

If you want to be "safe", you can tar up the text portions of your files (without the images), but not use those directly, and use the ones hosted at WAM, etc. for your actual links. That way, if we have doubts as to whether your webpage was modified after the due date, we have something to look at.

See the class syllabus for policies concerning email
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