To hand in work for this course, begin by copying this page, and putting
your name above, with a "G" next to it if you are taking this
course for graduate credit
Name the page with your last name.html (e.g. murray.html). When you
create an assignment, you will hand it in by putting it in the correct
folder of the course locker, and naming the top level (the folder if it
is multiple pages, the page itself if it is only one page) with your last
name followed by _<assignment code> and ".html". Thus a
response to the first assignment by a student named Janet Murray would
be on a page named murray_a1.html in the directory course/21/21w765j/Spring98/a1.
Your student page would contain links to all of the assignments you
have handed in.
The reason for this system is so we can look at all responses to a given
assignment in class by going to the directory for an assignment folder,
and so that I can look at all the assignments of a single student by going
to that student's page.
- assignment
one, your response linked here by 2/10
- assignment
two (group assignment, should appear on page of all members of the
group), your response linked here 2/24
- assignment
three, your response linked here by 3/3
- project1
statement, your response linked here by 3/5
- project1
prelims,
your response linked here by 3/10
- Project
One FINAL,
your response linked here by 3/19
- assignment
four, (Propp) your response linked here by 3/31
- assignment
five (Eliza Dialogue), your response linked here by 4/2
- name of your interactive character and link to your longest conversation
with someone else's character
- assignment
six (Norman), your response linked here by 4/14
- project2
statement your response linked here by 4/21
- project2
prelims,
your response linked here by 4/28
- Project
Two FINAL VERSION,
your response linked here by 5/19
- Graduate
Reading Report (grad students only),
your response linked here by 5/19