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student:autolab:common-tasks [2020/09/26 11:11] – Corrected the description of feedback/remarks bernstdhstudent:autolab:common-tasks [2024/02/19 12:17] (current) – bernstdh
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 It is only available to members of the JMU community. So, if you are off-campus, you will first need to sign into the [[student:vpn:start | JMU Virtual Private Network (VPN) ]] . It is only available to members of the JMU community. So, if you are off-campus, you will first need to sign into the [[student:vpn:start | JMU Virtual Private Network (VPN) ]] .
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 +=== Disable non-JMU VPN ===
 +If you are using any non-JMU VPN, FANTASTIC! 🙌 The only thing is you must disable this to use autolab.
  
  
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 Note that you must use your ''dukes.jmu.edu'' email address and your Note that you must use your ''dukes.jmu.edu'' email address and your
-Autolab (not your JMU) password.+Autolab (**not your JMU**) password. 
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 +For your first sign-in, you will not know your password and should use the "[[https://autolab.cs.jmu.edu/auth/users/password/new|Forgot your password?]]" mechanism (don't worry, we know you didn't forget it 😉).  
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 +==== Handling Login Problems ==== 
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 +If you've forgotten your Autolab password (which is different from your normal JMU password, because Autolab does not use JMU's authentication system) or never used Autolab at JMU before, you can reset/set your password by clicking on the "Forgot your password?" link at the bottom of the login page. 
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 +If you can login to Autolab but the course you are looking for is not listed, it probably means that you added the course after your professor uploaded the roster. So, you will need to contact your professor.
  
 +If Autolab doesn't recognize your email address, you should contact your professor. They may then register your or ask you to register yourself by clicking on the "Register" link at the bottom of the login page. If you register yourself, remember that you must use your ''dukes.jmu.edu'' email address.
  
 ==== Courses ==== ==== Courses ====
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-You can submit your code by (1) affirming that you have complied with the JMU honor code and all course-specific policies, and (2) clicking on "SUBMIT" (which will then prompt you to select the file to submit).+You can submit your code by (1) affirming that you have complied with the JMU honor code and all course-specific policies, and (2) clicking on "SUBMIT" (which will then prompt you to select the file to submit). The kind of file you must submit will vary from assignment to assignment. If you must submit a %%.zip%% file, make sure you understand how it must be structured and then see the [[student:zip:creating|help page on creating %%.zip%% files]].
  
 You can also see information about due dates/times, the number of You can also see information about due dates/times, the number of
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 ==== Individual Submissions ==== ==== Individual Submissions ====
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 +If you click on the magnifying glass for a submission, you will be presented with a page that contains a list of the files you submitted. If you click on the magnifying glass for a particular file you will be presented with the source code that you submitted.
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 +==== Remarks (i.e., Instructor Feedback) on Individual Submissions ====
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 +If the instructor provides them, you can view their remarks in the same way that you can view the feedback from the automatic grading system. Specifically, click on any of the "score links" for the submission you are interested in (typically the last one). Below the feedback provided by the automatic grading system will be a section labeled "Remarks" that will include the feedback, the name of the file it relates to, and the relevant line number in that file. 
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 If you click on the magnifying glass for a submission, you will be presented with a page that contains a list of the files you submitted. If you click on the magnifying glass for a particular file you will be presented with the source code that you submitted. If you click on the magnifying glass for a submission, you will be presented with a page that contains a list of the files you submitted. If you click on the magnifying glass for a particular file you will be presented with the source code that you submitted.