Assignment 1 : Submission Instructions
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* Clearly indicate the following information on EACH piece
  of paper that you submit for assignment 1:

     - The names of the students in your group.
       (I am going to keep the equality sheet.  Therefore it
        should not be the sole source of identification.) 

     - The tutorial room to which your group belongs.
       (If group members are from both tutorial rooms, then this would
       be the tutorial where you will get back the marked assignment.)

     - The login name of the person who submitted your
       group's assignment electronically.  This is the a468xxx
       or a2204xxx account that you used to submit the assignment.

* Please staple all sheets together.  You do not need to
  submit the assignment description sheet.

Electronic Submission
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The deadline for the electronic submission part of assignment 1 is
October 17 at 12 noon.  You should do only one electronic submission
per group.  Select one member in your group to do the electronic
submission.  Electronic submission is required for questions 1 and 2
only.

Name your OOT program for question 1 as question1.oot, and your
OOT program for question 2 as question2.oot.  Then to submit these
two OOT files, type the following at the UNIX prompt:
    submit -N a1 csc468h question1.oot question2.oot

If you are a graduate student, then you will submit using:
    submit -N a1 csc2204h question1.oot question2.oot

Hard Copy Submission
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Please submit a hard copy of the solutions for the questions
in assignment 1 at the beginning of the tutorial on October 17.
Submit one assignment per group.  Make sure that you secure the
pages in your assignment by stapling them together, and that
you label them as explained at the top of this document.

Your submission should contain ONLY the following items:
  - signed Equality sheet
  - For Q1:
       printout of the OOT code
       typed explanation of how your monitor code implements
          fair signaling, given what SNOOT implements.
  - For Q2:
       printout of the OOT code
  - For Q3:
       typed explanation of the specific situation in the
       Minotaur Operating system that Checkpoint Charlie models.

  - For questions Q1 and Q2 only: 
       If you were able to produce an OOT program that compiles and
       runs, and if you have output that helps to illustrate that
       your program does in fact work properly, you may submit these
       input and output files as well.  This is strictly optional.

Also don't forget to submit the signed pledge sheet at one of the
lectures before October 17.

Note that there will be deductions for failing to conform to the
submission requirements.