NOTE: this demo uses cs1114 as the course you are taking, python (.py) as the programming language and Fall 2009 as the current semester.
If you are taking a different course in a different language and different semester, select that course, extension and semester.
The names of the required files will most likely also be different.
(And your name is probably not John Doe as this demo assumes.)
PROBLEM: Most of the links and buttons on this page are supposed to be for-display-only but some of them are active.
SOLUTION: Don't click any links or buttons! (except the one for the Course Home Page)
Click the link to the turn-in system found on the course homepage.
You should see:
PolyDOC homework submission site
For now, your login using an email address.
As the Poly email system migrates or if we decide to use something else, the format and or content of this information my change.
For now, it's yourusername@students.poly.edu Your user name is typically is, all lowercase, the first letter in your first name, followed by the first 5 letters of last name (or as many as you have if it's less that 5 long), follow by a two digit number. Try 01 first. Then, if that doesn't work, try 02, and so forth.
Your password will start off in this system as your Poly ID.
This a seven digit number.
(You can change your password but the lab workers will not be able to get it for you if you forget it.).
If Poly doesn't think you are registered for this course, you won't be able to log in.
If you are John Doe here is what the form should look like after you've filled in the text boxes:
(you might be the second J Doe to attend Poly in which case you'll be jdoe02 - if you're the third: jdoe03 and so on)
PolyDOC homework submission site
Hit the
button and you should see:
Welcome Test Student (199)
Classes you have access to
CS1114-Fall2009
User Functions
Change My Password
Logout of the System
Click the link for the class for the course you want to submit to.
For example if you are taking cs1114 and it's the Fall of 2009, choose CS1114Fall2009.
You should see something like the following.
All the homeworks that are or were due are listed with their due dates.
Labs may or not be listed after rec01 but for now there should be a link for rec01.
CS1114-Fall2009
Return to Main Logout
Homework Assignments:
Title
Description
Due Date
rec01
submit ONLY rec01.py
9/31/2009 23:59:00
Click the link for the work you want to submit (for rec01, testing purposes, choose rec01).
You should see something like the following.
Note that there will be a record for all the uploads for this work.
(If you are using teststudent, there may be many, many, many archived versions.)
In this example, the student has already submitted one version of this work.
The graders will grade only the most recent version.
Notice also that the date and time when the work is due is shown.
Return to class Return to Main Logout
rec01
User Tools
Upload a new version of this homework
Files you have uploaded
UploadID
FileName
Comments
UploadDate
79
rec01.py
9/6/2009 00:42:18
Each time you want to submit another version of a work, you would click the link: Upload a new version of this homework Recall that we suggest that you upload your partially completed versions as you develop them (and don't forget to submit the final version!)
You can look at these files by clicking on them but you cannot change them directly here.
To make a change, do so in the .NET enviroment and submit your updated version.
Be VERY careful of downloading any of the archived files as you may WIPE OUT your current version with an old one!
DANGER, DANGER DANGER!!!
You had gotten to this page because want to upload a file for this work.
Click the link: Upload a new version of this homework to do this now.
You should see: