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Naming Conventions and Submission
Guidelines
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- To receive full credit for your digital assignments
you need to properly name your files and correctly submit them electronically
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- Any files not appropriately submitted will not be
accepted. The steps below outline how to successfully submit a file.
- When you have completed a particular project or assignment,
create a folder and rename it according to your last name followed
by an underscore and your first and middle initials. For example,
if your name is Ronald J. Glotzbach, your folder would be glotzbach_rj.
- Inside that folder place the files being submitted. Use the
file naming convention glotzbach_rj_P1. For the final
value, utilize P for projects or some other single-letter identifier.
For example, if you were submitting Project 2, the filename would
be glotzbach_rj_P2. With multiple files, you would
name the files glotzbach_rj_P2a, glotzbach_rj_P2b, etc...Or,
for easier indentification, you could rename your files using
personalized identifiers such as glotzbach_rj_P2home, glotzbach_rj_P2contact,
etc...
- Once you have your named folder and file(s) that you wish to
submit, copy the glotzbach_rj folder to the specified location on the 'Classes on sotdlock2' drive. This will likely be the G: drive (use the My Computer icon
to find the classes network drive). See your lab instructor if
you need help finding the drive.
- Once you find the 'Classes on sotdlock2' drive,
access the cg/cg353folder inside. In this folder you will find
drop boxes for each class section. Find your section's folder
and open it. Be careful that you access the correct section
number! If you submit your files in the wrong drop box you will
not receive credit for them!
- Once you find the right drop box, access it. Inside you will
find folders respective to each project (P1, P2, etc). You do
not have read access to these folders, so you will not be able
to open them. Click/drag your named folder from your desktop or
wherever you created the respective project folder and place it
in the proper drop box. Again, this folder should contain the
all of the files you are submitting for that week.
- Voila! You have properly named and electronically submitted
your assignments.
For information contact: Professor R.J.
Glotzbach
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