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If you have any questions about your grade, please see TA.
Note on
grading: If a problem says "submit an m-file whose first line is..."
and does not ask you to submit anything else, then you are to submit
only the single file requested. Your code is expected to work for all
inputs which satisfy the problem description. We will test your code
with a set of
test images which meet the problem description. You will not know this
test set before you submit
your code. If your code, when run on our test images yields the correct
output
image in each case, you will get an E (excellent) grade on the problem.
You should not submit any test data or files other than the
required m-file, any such will not be considered when grading the
problem.
To submit homework and project code from any machine in the CSE domain1, at the unix/linux prompt type
submit_cse473 <file1> <file2> ... <filen>
or
submit_cse573 <file1> <file2> ... <filen>
where <filek> is the name of the kth file you wish to
submit.
In the case that you submit files with the same name twice or
more,
the most recent submission will overwrite all the previous ones of the
same
name. Grades will therefore be based entirely on the last submission
before
the due date. Late homework submissions will not be accepted, since hw
solutions
will be available at the end of class on the due date of each
assignment.
1 Every student registered for CSE473 or CSE 573 has been issued an account on the CSE domain with the same username and password as his/her CIT username and password. Even if you are not a CSE student you can still login to the CSE machine pollux in order to use the submit facility. Here's how. From off-campus, logon to timberlake.cse.buffalo.edu using your ubit username and password. From any non-cse machine on-campus, login to ubunix or engunix as you usually do, then type
ssh timberlake.cse.buffalo.edu