Assignments must be submitted using the Marmoset Submission and Testing Server. Read the section of the course outline on Marmoset usage before submitting.

Marmoset from the command line may be useful.

The instructions to submit to Marmoset from the command line may be useful.

Assignments will be added throughout the term.

• Binary/Decimal/Hex/Character Conversions
• MIPS Machine Language Reference Sheet
• MIPS Assembly Language Specification
• Debugging Valgrind Errors (for C++ users)
• C++ STL Quick Reference for CS 241
• Using Racket in CS 241 (warning: somewhat outdated)
• Informal Introduction to WLP4
• Formal WLP4 Specification
• DFA File Format Specification
• CFG & Parsing File Format Specifications
• WLP4 Intermediate (.wlp4i) File Format Specification
• WLP4 Typed Intermediate (.wlp4ti) File Format Specification
• MERL File Format Specification
• WLP4 Semantic Rules

Assignment slip days (also called extension days) can be requested at this page. At most two slip days can be requested throughout the term. See the course outline for other rules surrounding slip days.

Based on the University Short-term Absence policy, students are required to reach out to the instructors within the first 24 hours after submitting the self-declaration to discuss possible accommodations for missed due dates.

For accommodation to the missed assignment, you do not need to contact us, but fill out this form instead.
On this form, please specify for which assignment you would like to be accommodated by the Short-term Absence declaration. You will be automatically given 48 hours extension after the request. Please note that

• You need to request within the first 24 hours after submitting your self-declaration form on Quest.
• You are given 48 hour extension to the assignment that is due during the absence window.
• We reserve the right to revoke the accommodation if the above rules are not followed.