Either connect to ieng6.ucsd.edu using SSH, or log into one of the computers in the basement labs running linux and type the following commands in a terminal:
$ prep cs105w
[cs105w] $ jflap &
Again, either connect to ieng6.ucsd.edu or log into one of the linux computers in the basement labs. Ensure that your DFAs for problems 2 and 3 are in files named 2a.jff, 2b.jff, 3a.jff, and 3b.jff. Your writeup for problems 1, 4, and short English descriptions of your DFAs for problems 2 and 3 should be a pdf file (NO doc or docx files) named writeup.pdf. This writeup should contain separate sections for problems 1, 2, 3, and 4. To submit the assignment, copy your files to ieng6 and then type the following commands in the directory containing your .jff and .pdf files:
$ prep cs105w
[cs105w] $ zip hw1.zip 2a.jff 2b.jff 3a.jff 3b.jff writeup.pdf
[cs105w] $ turnin -c cs105w -p hw1 hw1.zip
Source file information:
source file name: hw1.zip
source file date: Mon Jan 11 12:50:43 2010
source file size: 123456 bytes
Copying to /home/linux/ieng6/cs105w/turnin.dest/cs105wzz.hw1
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Done.
Total bytes written: 123456
Please check to be sure that's reasonable.
If you get a response from turnin that is not basically the same as the response above, send email to atsiatas@cs.ucsd.edu with your hw1.zip attached and the response from when you ran turnin. You should be able to use the tools at https://sdacs.ucsd.edu/~icc/index.php to look up your account for ieng6 if needed.