You submit the report and cover-sheet for assignment 2 exactly the same way as you did for assignment 1, that is, by committing to the appropriate svn repository. The svn repository name for this assignment has the same format as that for the first one, with A1 being replaced with A2. For example, A2Grp50. These instructions can be found in the assignment spec at the very top, just before the task specification. I have included this in the Submission Guidelines section as well.

You need to include the URL of your website in your report, e.g., http://csitvps162.anu.edu.au/ass2, just so that we know which vps server your site is hosted on.

There will be no penalty imposed if you submit your assignment by midnight on monday, May 23.

The marks for the second quiz are now available on streams. The average is 10.78/20 and the standard deviation is 3.32. You can collect your quiz sheet by going to the CS office and presenting your student card, as with the first quiz. Please do this from thursday onwards, as the front office person is on leave until tomorrow.

The marks for the first assignment are now available and can be seen on streams. An individual mark sheet has been created for each submission. These have been committed to your svn repo with the name A1GrpXX.html, where XX is your svn group number. Check this out and have a look. If you find that the total is in error or have any other questions, then please contact the tutor who marked your assignment (you can find the name on the mark sheet).

The average for the comp2410 students is 34.5/50, with a standard deviation of 5.32; and for the comp6340 students is 32.78/50, with a standard deviation of 7.58. Note that every 5 marks for this assignment translates to 1 mark in the total assessment for the course.

There will be no additional question to the second assignment. Hence, the maximum mark for the assignment is 50.

The first question of the second assignment is now available.

You can view your quiz 1 marks on streams. The mean was 11.53 and the standard deviation was 3.64. You can collect your quiz papers by going to the CS office reception (3rd floor of the CS building) and presenting your student card.

The wednesday 09-11 lab group has now got a maximum capacity of 36 students, so there are many free slots.

Please make sure you attend the labs next week. You will be introduced to a version control system called subversion, which you will need to use to submit your assignments. If you can't attend the lab, make sure that you work through the material outside of the lab hours.

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