Assignments

Please note that the assignments for the comp2410 and the comp6340 students are different. The comp2410 students should not use the comp6340 links, and vice versa. As well, the comp6340 students are expected to show greater maturity and depth in their answers.

The second assignment is now available.

COMP2410

• Assignment 1
  
• Assignment 2
  

COMP6340

• Assignment 1
  
• Assignment 2
  

General Information

Submitting your assignments

In order to submit your assignments electronically, you must use subversion. You first need to email the course co-ordinator and get a group svn repository id. This will be of the form A1GrpXX (eg, A1Grp10) for assignment 1 and A2GrpXX for assignment 2. Once this is done, you must commit your answers to the repository before the deadline. You can commit as many times as you wish - only the last commit will be used to mark your answers. Any commits after the deadline will incur the penalty listed on the assignment handout.

Your svn repository id can be found here. Enter your uni id and click on the Submit button to get your svn repo id. You need to have sent an email to the convenor with your group details, for this to work.

Your svn repository for assignment 1 can be found at:

https://svn.anu.edu.au/NIS/A1GrpXX

Replace A1 with A2 in the above for assignment 2. All the members in your group will have access to this repository. You will need to use your student id and password to access the repository. You can access the repository the same way you did in the first lab. For example,

svn co --username your-uni-id https://svn.anu.edu.au/NIS/A1Grp12

will check out your repository into a directory called A1Grp12. You can do your work in this directory and add and commit files as required.

Getting assignment marks and feedback

You can check your marks, once they are made available, using streams. A feedback sheet will be provided for each group. This will have the name A1GrpXX.html for the first assignment, and A2GrpXX.html for the second assignment, where XX is to be replaced with your svn repository number. You can checkout the file from your corresponding svn repository, once the marks are available on streams.