Student1 name: YOUR-NAME-HERE
UTLN: YOUR-UTLN-HERE
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Student2 name: YOUR-NAME-HERE
UTLN: YOUR-UTLN-HERE
E-mail: YOUR-EMAIL-HERE

Tufts CS 117 (Fall 2024):
Internet-scale Distributed Systems

Tufts CS 117:
File Copy Project Report

Questions

  1. What are the highest "nastiness" levels at which you believe your program will successfully copy an entire directory full of files? (We will test your programs using those levels on both the client and the server; if all you got working was the end-to-end check, then please tell us how to test your work. Also: if high network nastiness messes up your ability to deal with file nastiness, you can give us two pairs: e.g. Test my client and server with networknastiness=4 and filenastiness=1 or networknastiness=0 and filenastiness=3)
  2. Please test my client and server with: networknastiness=XX and filenastiness=YY.
  3. Is there anything else we should know about testing your code, or what you expect it to do (beyond what's explained in your report below)?
  4. ...your answer here...
  5. Did you get help from anyone other than your teammate? If "yes", then briefly explain who helped you and how.
  6. ...your answer here...
  7. (optional) Do you have any other comments on this assignment (e.g. was it worthwhile, what did you learn from it, do you have suggestions for improvment if the course is offered again)?
  8. ...your answer here...

Report

Replace this text with the body of your report. You can use <h3>, <h4> and other HTML tags to format your report. A guide to what goes in this report is available in the preparing your report section of the File Copy assignment page.