This file is grading-procedure near the top of the class web page.

Students should be able to use "peek" to look at their submitted files.
You will see that all the files are owned by avg now.
Do not attempt to submit anything else into pa01.

When you are about to be graded in the lab you should pushd (or cd)
to this directory: /afs/cats.ucsc.edu/class/cmps101-avg.f04/pa01/$USER
You will demo your work to the grader in this directory.
Obviously, you should not change anything you submitted at this time.
If you did not submit compiled files, you can compile your source files
(with a "make" command, we hope) now.

Have at least three xterm and/or emacs windows in this directory
before the grader gets to you so you can show the source code in two windows
and run unix commands in the third.

You might notice several files beginning __test.
These are some extra test files beyond what you submitted.
If your programs work you can try them out.

If the grader asks you to compile your programs, you will have to rm
the binary files before you can recreate them.  We hope you can compile
with a "make" command.

When the grader tells you your grade you can store it by doing this,
assuming hsin graded you and you got 90:

	echo 90 hsin > mygrade

This is an unofficial note in case of a mixup.
The grader will also write the grade on another paper and enter it later.
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(An alternative system might be that the graders stay at their workstations
and students come over; we'll have to see what works better.)

We'll try to arrange a sign-up system so you'll know when your turn
should be.  You need to get graded before the next Java program is due.