CADE
lab and how to submit your files
The
CADE facility has a program called handin for handing in files. To use this, you need
to log into a CADE machine, and, if necessary, transfer your files to that
account. Here are some examples of how this program works:
Remote submission (you need a CADE lab username and login):
How to get an account in CADE lab?
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First,
you need to go to the CADE lab (LWEB 224A/224B),and
ask the officer there to create a CADE account(9am - 5pm).
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After
creating an account, you can use your U card to enter the CADE lab and log into the
system.
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Also,
you can learn to use the remote access software (like NoMachine's NX Client). Here is a link to instructions of how to install and use an NX client to log in to any CADE computer remotely with a GUI:
and here are some CADE host computers with NX server installed:
machine.eng.utah.edu where machine is replaced by one of the following computer names:
lab1-* (where * is any number from 1-48)
lab2-* (where * is any number from 1-35)
lab3-* (where * is any number from 1-30)
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If you access a CADE host to use handin remotely using NX client, you need to have the file(s) you are going to submit already in your CADE home directory. If you have been using Matlab through NX client, your .m files should already be there. Ask your instructor or TA for assistance in copying your submission files to your CADE home directory.
https://webhandin.eng.utah.edu/
Fill in the following
Username: your CADE username
Password: your CADE password
and click the Login button.
Fill in the following
Class: CS6320
and click the submit button.
Choose the correct assignment, then click the submit button to it's right.
To the right of the "Please choose a file: " textbox, click the Browse button, navigate to your compressed file (tar, zip), select it, and click the Open button. Once the correct filepath/name appears in the textbox, click the Upload button.
Don't forget to click LOG OUT before leaving the webpage.
If you are in the CADE lab:
handin cs6320
will show you the available subdirectories, one
for each of the different assignments.
handin cs6320 assign1
will show you the list of files you have
submitted for the first project, in the project1 directory.
handin cs6320 assign1 filename1 filename2 ...
will submit your files filename1, filename2
etc. You can't unsubmit files, but if you submit a file with the same
filename again, the old file is overwritten. If you need more information about handin, type
man handin
for proper documentation. If you don't understand these handin directions, please ask TA or instructor
well in advance of the due date.