CS 925 Advanced Computer Networks

Assignment Submission Instructions


Make sure that your read, understand, and follow all the instructions. It helps to speed up the grading process. These are generic instructions, check and follow specific instructions for each assignment.

Paper Submission:

The paper must be submitted using Canvas (mycourses.unh.edu). Canvas timestamp establishes the time of the submission. In the unlikely event that Canvas is not functional around the assignment deadline, email me the submission to establish the time of submission and then, as soon as Canvas is available again, follow up with a regular upload to Canvas. You must upload byte-for-byte identical file to that you emailed. Emailed-only submissions will not be graded.

The submission must be in PDF. You are strongly encouraged to use LaTeX as the document preparation tool. You can check out overleaf.com provides a widely-used online front-end for LaTeX.

The paper must follow IEEE Transaction format. In Overleaf, click on New Project -> View All -> Search for "IEEE" -> IEEE Conference Template (Official), and use it as a template for your papers. Read through the template text before deleting it, it contains some helpful hints. If you want, you can share the document with me (rbartos@cs.unh.edu). This is helpful if you are asking questions about issues with LaTeX.

Do not modify the font size, line spacing, margins, etc. of the IEEE format. Your grade is not proportional to the number of pages you submit. Clear and concise writing is preferred.

Code Submission:

Any code written for the assignment must be committed and pushed into the course GitLab repository before the due date.