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    <H3>UCS Project Submission System</H3>
    <P>
      The UCS project submission system is used to allow the easy
      submission of projects (consisting of one or more files) into
      an instructor or T.A./grader's account.  For information on 
      setting up and using submit, <A HREF="admin.shtml">click here.</A>
    </P>
    <H3>Using Submit (the student's side)</H3>
    <P>
      Submit is very simple to use.  There are four commands that are part
      of the system.
    </P>
    <UL>
      <LI><b>submit</b> - is used to copy a file, or set of files, into
	the submission directory for a specified class/assignment.</LI>
      <LI><b>submitls</b> - is used to list submitted files that have already
	been submitted.</LI>
      <LI><b>submitproj</b> - is used to list the projects that are defined
	for a class</LI>
      <LI><b>submitrm</b> - can be used to remove files that have already
	been submitted.
    </UL>
    <H4>Examples of how to use submit</H4>
    <P>
      In order to use submit, you must know the <i>class name</i> that is
      assigned to your class.  This information should be provided by your
      instructor.  The instructor should also provide the assignment/project
      names that are to be used for each assignment.  However, it is possible
      to list all assignments for a given class by knowning it's class
      name.  Submit should function appropriatly on any UCE machine that uses
      AFS home directories.  In these examples, we'll assume that our 
      class name is <i>cs999</i>.
    </P>
    <H5>submitproj</H5>
    <P>
      Submitproj is the simplest command to use -- it only takes
      one argument, the name of the class you're requesting information for.
    </P>
    <PRE>
jabba[4]% <B>submitproj cs999</B>
The following projects are defined for banz's cs999 class:
proj1           Easy Project
proj2           Medium Project
bigone          Hard Project
    </PRE>
    <H5>submit</H5>
    <P>
      Submit requires both a class name, a project name, and a list
      of files to submit.  In this example, we are submitting two files 
      (write_keyfile.c and tc.defs.c), for 'proj2'.
    <P>
    <PRE>
jabba[5]% <B>submit cs999 proj2 write_keyfile.c tc.defs.c</B>
Submitting write_keyfile.c...OK
Submitting tc.defs.c...OK
    </PRE>
    <P>
      If you have previously submitted a file as part of a project, and
      you are re-submitting that file again, the system will prompt you
      if you are sure you would like to overwrite the submitted file.
    </P>
    <PRE>
jabba[6]% <B>submit cs999 proj2 write_keyfile.c</B>
It seems you have already submitted a file named write_keyfile.c.
Do you wish to overwrite? (y/n): 
<B>y</B>
Submitting write_keyfile.c...OK
    </PRE>
    <h5>submitls</h5>
    <P>
      Submitls takes a class and project name, and lists the files that
      have been submitted for a project.
    </P>
    <PRE>
jabba[7]% <B>submitls cs999 proj2</B>
total 108
drwxr-xr-x    2 banz     general     2048 Aug 27 15:41 .
drwxr-xr-x    3 banz     general     2048 Aug 27 15:35 ..
-rw-r--r--    1 banz     general    49932 Aug 27 15:41 tc.defs.c
-rw-r--r--    1 banz     general      586 Aug 27 15:42 write_keyfile.c
    </PRE>
    <h5>submitrm</h5>
    <P>
      Submitrm is for deleting files from a submission directory.  It
      takes the class, project, and the files you wish to delete as
      arguments.  In this example, we wish to remove the tc.defs.c file
      from our project submital.  Once it's deleted, it's gone -- so please
      be careful!
    </P>
    <PRE>
jabba[8]% <B>submitrm cs999 proj2 tc.defs.c</B>
Deleting tc.defs.c
    </PRE>

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