Lab submissions will be done through the Fire reporting system.

Registering in the system

  1. The first thing you have to do is to register yourself for Fire. Everyone has to do this, it’s not once per group.

    1. Go to the submission system and follow "Click here to register as a student".

    2. Enter a valid e-mail address, and a message will be sent to that address with a link for further registration. This step is only to avoid fake registrations. The e-mail address that you give will be your username.

    3. Go to the link that you received by e-mail. You will reach a page that will prompt you to enter your personal details.

    4. Enter your details, and choose a password, then press Register. You will now be successfully registered with the system.

  2. The second step is to create and join a group. Note: Everyone must join a group, even those of you who have been given permission to do the labs alone; if you are doing the labs alone, your group will only contain yourself.

    1. Log into the system (same link as above) and press the Join group button.

      1. If you are the first person in your group to do this, press Create new group. A new group will be created for you, and you will be given a password (it will also be sent to your mail). Give this password to your lab partner, he or she will need it to join your group.

      2. If your partner has created a group already, ask him or her for the group number and the password. Enter these in the fields under Join existing group and press Join group. You will be asked if you’re sure, which you prbably are.

    2. Now both of you will have joined the group, and can start using the system for real.

Note: It is possible to change your group later in the term if that turns out to be necessary. First you have to leave the group by clicking the "Leave group ⇒" button for the group you want to leave. After this you may join another group for that lab.

Submitting labs

To submit a lab, you have to:

  • Log into Fire. (it does not matter which one of you is submitting the solution, as long as both of you have joined the group).

  • Upload the files that make up your solution for the concerned lab.

  • Press Submit to submit your solution. Do not forget this!

  • As soon as your submission has been reviewed (that means either accepted or rejected) you will receive a mail. To download the comments for your solution, you can log into Fire and view the file called comment.

  • In the case of a rejected solution you will have to upload a corrected version and submit again.

Keep a copy of your work

The files in the Fire system might be deleted sometime after the end of the course, so you should keep a copy of your solutions for your own reference.