submit - submit homework for a specific CS class

SYNOPSIS
       sub115[a-p] ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub181ra ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub335[a-c] ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub360a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub365a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub384[a-d] ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub385[a-c] ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub437a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub482a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub492a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub494a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub496a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub510a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub516a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub519a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub520a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub537a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub558a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub580ws ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub765a ASSIGNMENT DIR
       sub765b ASSIGNMENT DIR
       ......    

DESCRIPTION
       The  submit  program (usually known as subXXXn where XXXn is the number
       and section letter of some CS course) is designed to allow students  to
       submit  their  homework assignments in a secure fashion, while allowing
       their instructors or TAs to retrieve those assignments.  It  does  this
       using a dedicated unix user and group per course, "dropbox" directories
       in that user's home directory that  have  special  permissions,  and  a
       small setgid executable which has been carefully written to avoid secu-
       rity problems.

STUDENTS USAGE
       In order to submit your assignment, you must specify the dropbox on the
       command-line.   Per  default,  the  dropboxes  are  named  assignment1,
       assignment2, assignment3 and so on.  Sometimes other dropboxes  may  be
       available, for example for extra credit assignments.  Ask your TA about
       the proper dropbox.

       The second argument supplied can be a file or a directory.  If the sec-
       ond  argument  is a directory, submit will create an archive and submit
       that.  submit does not care what you submit;  it  will  happily  submit
       your  entire  home-directory.   Note that you can only make one submis-
       sion, so be sure you really want to submit the files before  you  issue
       the command.


EXAMPLES
       To  submit  the  file "foo.c" as homework assignment number one for the
       class CS335, Section a:

       sub335a assignment1 foo.c

       To submit all files in the directory "HW3", which is a subdirectory  of
       your  home  directory  as  homework  assignment  number 3 for the class
       CS765, Section b:

       sub765b assignment3 ~/HW3

       To submit all files in the directory "xtra", which is a subdirectory of
       the  directory  "HW"  as extra-credit assignment number 1 for the class
       CS384, Section b, where the TA has specified the dropbox "extra1":

       sub384b extra1 HW/xtra

       If your Professor or your TA wants to return these files  to  you  with
       comments,  they need to place them into a special directory and you can
       then use timbus to retrieve these files.  Please see  the  manual  page
       for timbus.