24 points maximum + 2 points possible extra credit
The assignment was graded by opening each student's
web pages on the Internet; i.e.,
use a URL something like:
icogsci1.ucsd.edu/~cg3xzz.
Note though that what we looked at was a
copy of your public_html directory, rather than
your active public_html directory.
If the page appears, and all the links on your page
work (e.g., sandwich.html, javascript.html,
and the topic page), then by inference, you did
the assignment.
It does not matter that your previous web pages were
incomplete or didn't work completely, only that some web page
would appear when we clicked the link on your index.html page.
(The assignment describes briefly how to make dummy pages
from the ~/../public/opaque file.)
We will also inspect your cg3xzz-1.txt and cg3xzz-2.txt
session log files
to see how you solved the assignment.
You can earn 1 point of extra credit on each part (i.e., 2 points total)
if you correctly used either th '?' or '*' wild card charactes.
Even though it was created in 2 parts, we're grading it all at once
2 points -- create public_html with correct permissions
only 1 point if hw8
folder exists and without correct
permissions
2 points if public_html exists, but without "o+x"
2 points -- changing the permisions on their home directory
2 points -- public_html/index.html with correct permissions
2 points -- public_html/sandwich.html with correct permissions
If they have mismatched case (SANDWICH.HTML vs sandwich.html
in the URL in index.html, or Sandwich.html), it's only
a .5 deduction.
2 points -- public_html/javascript.html with correct permissions
If they don't have a javascript.html file, but do
have a java-N.html file, it's (unfortunately) -1 because
the instructions say to copy your java-N.html file
to/as javascript.html
2 points -- public_html/topic sub folder with correct permissions
4 points -- public_html/topic/topic.html and image
files with correct permissions. If they have an hw5 folder
(and no files) in the topic folder, and it has their
files (topic.html, etc), then 3 points if they changed
the permissions and link and it shows up on the web, 2 points if not.
Only 1 point if the files are copied into public_html and not into
public_html/topic.
2 points -- for changing the topic link in their index.html file to
topic/topic.html.
6 points -- 3 each for a cg3xzz-1.txt and cg3xzz-2.txt session log file.
It's relatively important that cg3xzz-1.txt seems mostly complete,
less so for cg3xzz-2.txt as the only way for the students to
do much of this work (Part 2 -- chmod) is to use UNIX.
The pico portion at the end will not log well,
though you should see the pico command and
probably the pico menu; that is probably all you need
to see for cg3xzz-2.txt.
3 points if the log seems complete; only 2 if it is truncated
(i.e., they restarted the log without appending).
If you can't really verify that they did any UNIX commands
(the log file is virtually empty), then award only 1 point.
