Assignment 0-1 is due on September 21 (Extended: September 25)

[ibnesayeed]

Assignment 0-1 is due on 2022-09-21. This is an extra points assignment in which you are asked to write an echo back server. have a working code with corresponding Dockerfile in your private repositories before the deadline to avoid any late penalties.

Feel free to post any questions or concerns you might have regarding this assignment in this thread.

[JMNewsome]

How is this assignment ment to be turned in?

[JMNewsome]

Also, I tried to access http://cs531.cs.odu.edu/ for the tester and the link appears to not be working. I have completed my echo server file and pushed it to my private repo. I assume that is how we mark our assignment complete? If not, please let me know the proper way of turning in this assignment as I did not see any other relevant information in the notes.

Thank you!

[ibnesayeed]

How is this assignment ment to be turned in? - @JMNewsome

Pushing your changes into your private repo is the way to go. However, to allow you to make changes in your code base towards the next assignment, I have added the following line in the Assignment 0-1 description:

• Release your implementation with the echo tag

[ibnesayeed]

Also, I tried to access http://cs531.cs.odu.edu/ for the tester and the link appears to not be working.

I am still in the process of getting a DNS record from the CS Systems Group for this link to work. Meanwhile, you can access it from a temporary alternate link. This interface is a convenient option, but not necessary for testing and submission of assignments. I have demonstrated how to use the test suite locally yesterday during the lecture.

[ibnesayeed]

All, I have extended the deadline of the echo back server assignment to this weekend (as discussed during the lecture).

However, I would encourage everyone to wrap this assignment up quickly and move to the Assignment 1, which is due next week.

[JMNewsome]

Thank you for the information

I have resubmitted my echo server under the tag "echo" and have tested it with the link provided. Thank you!