Complete the following form and e-mail it (with the subject line: "CMPS 146 Submission") to: .


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Name:



Student ID:



E-mail:



Link to zip or gzipped tar file containing your code:



Are you willing to contribute your source code, or portions thereof,

to the ai4games open source project or related open source project

(answer "yes" or "no")?



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Important

Your instructor will evaluate your code by compiling and running it on the Linux machine waterdance.cse.ucsc.edu. So even if you develop on Windows or MacOSX, you should test your code compiles and runs on waterdance. In particular, build it using an unmodified version of the SCons script before submitting it. Your code will not be marked until you submit a version that compiles and runs on waterdance.
Please, do not submit object files or the executable.
Include a file called "cmps146.txt" that contains any information you feel would help better appreciate the work you have done.

Failure to correctly follow these instructions could loose you marks.

You will also loose marks for late assignments. In particular, you will loose 10% of the total marks available per day. So, for example, after 5 days you will receive nothing for an assignment that would have received half the available marks had it been handed in on time.