comp20005 Engineering Computation Assignment Submission Instructions

To make an assignment submission you need to follow these steps: Zero: If you have developed your program using grok, you will need to cut/paste it into C program file (with a “.c” extension) on your local machine. Make sure you get it all, and don’t forget the Authorship Declaration. One: Start one of the University’s VPN services, go to https://studentit.unimelb.edu.au/wireless-vpn/vpn if you don’t already have the University VPN installed. Two: Go to http://dimefox.eng.unimelb.edu.au , where you should see this login screen:

Be smart, sign in as yourself (using your Uni account and password) and not as ammoffat! Type your username using all lower-case letters, no upper case at all. Three: Click on “Submit your assignment”:

Four: Type in the subject name (“comp20005”) and assignment name (“ass1” or “ass2”), note, for comp20005 both the subject name and the assignment name use all lower-case letters:

Five: Select the C source code file that you want to submit:

Check the display on the right, and make sure that you selected the right file. Then click on “Submit”. Six: Wait to get this message:

Seven: Wait another minute or two (longer if close to the deadline and the system is increasingly loaded) and click the “Verify Subject” button. Look carefully to check that all is well. Look for compiler errors or warning messages (a static analysis program has also been applied, to help you find bugs), and try to fix them all. And check the program output carefully. In this example there is a mistake (red bad, green good) showing that the submitted program didn’t match the expected output:

Eight: Rinse and repeat, as many times as necessary, there is no limit on submissions. The “verify” output can be downloaded to your computer if you want to retain a copy. Log off when done. © 2020 The University of Melbourne. Prepared by Alistair Moffat, ammoffat@unimelb.edu.au