WSWT - Assignment Rules:

Octave 3.2.4 - Standardinstallation (no additional libs)
Python 2.5.4 - 2.6

installed Python and Octave

For submitting your work for the assignments create a repository on the tugraz svn server.
You will use the same repository throughout the semester for the different assignments.

The name of your repository MUST be "WSWT10_<MATRNR>" where you replace <MATRNR> with your actual matr. number. (Example: WSWT10_9930223)
Add the four tutors for WSWT as readers for your repository.

• Florian Klien, klien at@ student.tugraz.at
• Christian Körner, christian.koerner at@ tugraz.at
• Jan Pöschko, poeschko at@ tugraz.at
• Ingo Holzmann, ingo.holzmann at@ student.tugraz.at

The basic structure must be as follows:

/
/trunk/
a11/
a12/
a13/
a14/
a15/
a2/

/tags/
a11/
a12/
a13/
a14/
a15/
a2/

/branches/

You may use the branches and the trunk as you like.
We recommend that you use the assignment folders within the trunk as shown above for each assigment.

To submit your finished work 'tag' the assignment folder in the trunk with the assignment tag.
An assignment tag looks like "a<ASSNR>" (without dot) e.g.: Assignment 1.1 has the tag "a11"

In svn a tag is a simple copy of a folder to the tags folder.
e.g.:
/trunk/a12/ (at the current revision) --> /tags/a12/
$ svn copy https://svn.tugraz.at/svn/WSWT10_<MATRNR>/trunk/a12 https://svn.tugraz.at/svn/WSWT10_<MATRNR>/tags/a12 -m "abgabe a12"

We will not look in your trunk for any submissions.
The timestamp on your tagged submission is your submission time. On the second!
The last submission in your tag counts!

We will checkout as follows:
# svn co https://svn.tugraz.at/svn/WSWT10_<MATRNR>/tags/a12 ./

If you still have questions post them to the newsgroup

We provide scripts to generate the directories for you and tag your submissions. (you may use them)
They can be found here:
http://www.student.tugraz.at/klien/wswt/