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+======unix spring2020 eoce======
+The End of Course Experience (eoce) satisfies the fourth discrete grading
+component  of the  course. It  is meant  to evaluate  your knowledge  and
+understanding gained through the semester.
+=====Rules=====
+Presented within will be various activities evaluating your knowledge and
+experience gained this  semester. In places where you are  able, the more
+you write (ie comment) and explain  topics the better the chance you will
+have of  receiving full  credit (and alternatively,  the more  credit you
+will receive should something defer correctness).
+Unless otherwise  specified, the components  on this experience  are open
+resource with  the exception  of other individuals.  In that  respect, it
+is  **CLOSED  PERSON**.  This  means  you are  not  to  communicate  with
+other  people  (either in  the  class  or  otherwise),  in real  life  or
+electronically. Use your own knowledge, use your own skills, and use your
+own ability to access the allowed resources  to aid you in coming up with
+your well thought out responses to each activity.
+You are allowed,  and expected, to seek clarification on  any activity by
+asking me. But the  aim here is to evaluate what you  have learned, so do
+not  expect  tutoring.  Any  help  should be  prompted  by  a  well-asked
+question.  The better  and more  informed your  questions, the  better my
+responses may be. In many ways, I designed this EoCE premised on each and
+every  one of  you interacting  with me  through the  asking of  informed
+questions. Those that do not take  advantage of questions and instead end
+up with a struggle, please know that you're doing this wrong.
+You are to do  **all** items. Submission is to be  as a submitted archive
+to the usual and appropriate place.
+To maximize  any credit received  (or to minimize points  lost), optimize
+your  submission  for  an  organized  and  easy-to-read  presentation  of
+information that conforms  with each section's stated  guidelines. In the
+case of programs or scripts written, ensure that you are following proper
+and  consistent commenting/documentation  and indentation  practices. Use
+well-named  variables,  and  be  mindful of  how  your  particular  files
+submitted  will  appear  on  a  reasonably-sized  terminal  (most  of  my
+terminals are 80-90 characters wide).
+The  EoCE  is  worth  26  points   of  your  overall  grade  (projects  +
+participation +  journal +  eoce = 104),  representing a  distinct fourth
+category  within the  grading policy  of the  course (Projects,  Journal,
+Participation, and EoCE).
+=====Obtaining the EoCE files=====
+Located in  the unix public directory  will be a directory  by the name
+eoce/
+Within that, is  a typical set of directories named  for each username in
+the  class, wherein  you can  copy the  archive present  there into  your
+src/unix directory and extract it  (it will  create and  extract into its
+own named  directory). Please, do  not change  the name of  the directory
+from eoce/.
+Change into that directory:
+<cli>
+lab46:~$ cd /var/public/spring2020/unix/eoce/${USER}
+lab46:/var/public/spring2020/unix/eoce/user$
+</cli>
+You can copy the archive into your ~/src/unix as follows:
+<cli>
+lab46:/var/public/spring2020/unix/eoce/user$ cp eoce.tar.gz ~/src/unix/
+lab46:/var/public/spring2020/unix/eoce/user$
+</cli>
+Then change to your ~/src/unix:
+<cli>
+lab46:/var/public/spring2020/unix/eoce/user$ cd ~/src/unix
+lab46:~/src/unix$
+</cli>
+Decompress/extract your archive:
+<cli>
+lab46:~/src/unix$ tar -zxvf eoce.tar.gz
+</cli>
+The output you will see (enabled via  the "-v" option to tar) will be the
+list of paths and files now present here in this directory.
+Finally, change into the newly created eoce/ directory:
+<cli>
+lab46:~/src/unix$ cd eoce
+lab46:~/src/unix/eoce$
+</cli>
+Use  "ls" to  list files,  read any  README files  (with cat/less/a  text
+editor), and "cd" into whatever the various subdirectories.
+Further information can  be found in various README  files located amidst
+the directories within the eoce; please be sure to read them.
+For some activities there may also  be some form of verification resource
+made  available to  you. Be  sure  to utilize  this to  help ensure  your
+implementation meets the requirements laid out in each section.
+You will notice  a directory tree, resembling the  following, within your
+extracted EoCE data:
+<code>
+       eoce/
+        |
+        +-- README
+        |
+        +-- Makefile
+        |
+        +-- 0x0/
+        |
+        +-- 0x1/
+        |
+        +-- 0x2/
+        |
+       ...
+</code>
+Within  each "0x"  subdirectory  you  will find  a  README  file and  any
+supporting files related to the particular activity you are tasked with.
+=====Submission=====
+The DEADLINE FOR  SUBMISSION of this EoCE is  11:59:59pm (that's 23:59:59
+in 24-hour time) Wednesday, May 13th, 2020. This is the ultimate deadline
+for any and all coursework. There is no "late", only "too late". Don't be
+that person, not with this.
+I would  highly recommend not waiting  until the last moment  to start on
+this.
+To submit, please  change into your base eoce directory  within your home
+directory:
+<cli>
+lab46:~$ cd ~/src/unix/eoce
+lab46:~/src/unix/eoce$
+</cli>
+... and run "make submit":
+<cli>
+lab46:~/src/unix/eoce$ make submit
+...
+<submission output lacking any errors>
+...
+lab46:~/src/unix/eoce$
+</cli>
+As with the projects and other deliverables this semester, you can submit
+early (and  worthwhile submissions will  receive bonus points),  and also
+submit  as many  times as  you desire.  Note that  when you  submit, that
+resets  the timestamp  from which  I will  evaluate any  bonus points  or
+on-time eligibility.
+Good luck!

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