Final Project Turn-In

For your final submission, all thing should be in place at the addresses specified in the previous documents. You do not submit these web pages and images. You email the instructor a simple text file (similar to the one mailed in for your checkpoint).

The `final.text` File

You need to create and email a final.txt file containing the following information:

Your name(s)
Your login(s)
The URL where your project files are located (replace login with your acpub login):
```
http://www.duke.edu/~login/cps1/project
```
Describe, in a sentence or two, what tools you used in creating your project. (E.g., raw html, Dreamweaver, Word, or whatever).
Tell how many hours you spent on this project. (This will have no effect on your grade.)

This file does not necessarily need to be in the directory you just created, but it is okay to put it there. Mail this

ramm@cs.duke.edu

You need to email this file so we know when you finished and where to find your project web pages (although they should be in a very standard place. We will retrieve your pages from the URL in your final.txt file.

The Community Standard

Once you turn in your final.txt file, you are honor bound not to make any further changes to the web pages that comprise your project. In particular, if you submit on Monday (or before) for extra credit, you may not make changes.

If you find that there are changes you really must make, then you also must email (again) a final.txt file (it could be the same file). Its later time stamp will be used as the basis for your grade.

If you submit (or re-submit) after Wednesday, the project is late and will incur a penalty. However, remember that even with a penalty, the grade is bound to be much greater than the 0 earned by no submission.

Final Project Turn-In

The final.text File

The Community Standard

The `final.text` File