Instructions for using the submit command To submit your solution, you need to have a departmental computer account. If you do not have one, then see a lab monitor in Lassonde 1006. They will be able to set up an account for you. Suppose assignment #7 has 2 questions. Then you should type your solutions to the questions in text files, named q1.txt and q2.txt. Do not use pdf files or some other weird file format. Be careful to adhere to any file formatting instructions given in the assignment. If you wish to declare that you have discussed your solution with other students, type your declaration in a plain text file called declaration.txt and submit it using the same procedure described below. To submit your solution to question 1 of assignment #7, run the following Linux command from your cs account: submit 2001 a7 q1.txt The solutions to other questions can be submitted similarly. You can also submit multiple files by typing, for example, submit 2001 a7 q1.txt q2.txt declaration.txt If you realize that you would like to change one of your submitted files, just submit the new version of the file using the same command as above; the new version will replace the old version. (Of course, this must be done prior to the assignment deadline.) You might want to test out submitting a file prior to the deadline, just to make sure that you know how it works, since you can always resubmit later. If you get an error message when submitting, type "man submit" to get an explanation of the error message. You do not have to come to campus to run the submit command. You can also do it by logging into one of the department's machines remotely. Instructions for doing this are at: http://www.cse.yorku.ca/tdb/_doc.php/userg/login/ssh.html