Instructions on using the "handin" utility


In this class you will sometimes have to hand in hardcopy
printouts and sometimes send us source code files
online using a UNIX utility called "handin".
Here is a basic explanation on how to do that.

When you are logged on to one of the csif machines
and you have files there that you want to send in,
you just type the following on the command line:

handin cs30 subdirectory files...

Where ``subdirectory" is a name of a subdirectory that we
will give you for that exercise, and "files..." is a
list of the files that you want to turn in. We will also
tell you how to name those files.

For example, if you are sending in files for the first homework,
we may tell you to use a subdirectory called hw1, and name
the files b1 and b2. Then the command to use would be:

handin cs30 hw1 b1 b2