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Important! No Pull Requests submitted after 11:59 on Tuesday Aug 29 will be considered.
If you submit a PR at 11:59 and your PR needs work, the PR will be rejected and you will not be able to re-submit

Assignment 1 (10 Points)

This is the first assignment of the course! There are two parts of this assignment.

  1. First create a static website hosted in Amazon using S3. You can look at the tutorial to get started with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and S3 in particular.

    Your website should serve a file called grading.html. Assuming your domain is http://ec2-yourdomain-someip.com/, the url http://ec2-yourdomain-someip.com/grading.html should be available. The file should only contain your netid ONLY, no html tags whatsoever.

    Checkout this for an example.

  2. Add your name, netid, and the url for your grading.html page to the course Github repo. Do this by editing the page README.md and submitting a pull request. Add your name in the appropriate place (please keep names in alpha order by last name) and using this formatting exactly:

    [Your Name](people/your-name.md) - yn444 - [https://ec2-yourdomain-someip.com/grading.html](https://ec2-yourdomain-someip.com/grading.html)

    Make sure the names are in alphabetical order. (It's a good exercise to get conflict and resolving it.)

This is the grading script that will be used to grade the assignment. You can run it yourself to verify you will receive credit for the assignment:

$ bash grade_a1.sh <netid>

Things that may go wrong.

  • Your pull request might conflict with others. So, either make sure your branch is uptodate with CT-CS5356-Fall2017/cs5356, or fix the conflict on GitHub. Please don't delete changes made by someone else in the process of merging, or your pull request (PR) will surely be rejected.

  • The script is returning error while your url in browser runs fine. Ping us in Slack.