APPENDIX D1
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* GENERAL DIRECTIONS ON HOW TO SUBMIT *
* YOUR MIDTERM AND FINAL PROJECTS *
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I include below some explanations on how to prepare your
midterm or final projects.
For the Midterm you should organize your documents and
present them so that they are easy to read, with a table of
contents, an introduction, and so that each chapter follows
the previous one, in an understandable way.
I give you below directions on how to produce your Midterm
project from your HTML documents:
a) You can use the 'p' option in Lynx to produce a text file
from an HTML document. You have to repeat this process
for each HTML document.
Be careful to use, for each text file, a name different
from your HTML document. For example, use the same name,
but replace the 'html' extension by another extension,
for example 'txt'.
It might be safer to do that in a separate subdirectory,
different from your current directory.
b) Once you have created your text files, you can use the
UNIX command 'cat' to concatenate your text documents
into one document for your midterm.
The fastest is to use wild cards (using the '*' wild card
symbol). If for example all your text files have the
extension 'txt', you could type:
cat *txt > midterm
The problem is that the files might not be placed in the
proper order, in your midterm document.
A better way is to name your documents one by one, in the
cat command.
For example, you can concatenate files 'filea', 'fileb',
'filec'... into a document called 'midterm', using:
cat filea fileb filec > midterm
you can concatenate as many files as you want.
c) You can then edit file 'midterm' to rearrange it the way
you want.
d) then you will be ready to submit your midterm through the
electronic student system.
Your midterm should be submitted as one document.
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