I'm running a little behind on submitting my problem sets. (I have a full-time job, etc.) I'm catching up, though, and I can't seem to find any specifics on how to turn them in.

I know I read it somewhere, but I can't seem to located the details from the zip of downloadable course content.

Can someone point me to it?

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I'm running a little behind on submitting my problem sets.  (I have a full-time job, etc.)  I'm catching up, though, and I can't seem to find any specifics on how to turn them in.

I know I read it somewhere, but I can't seem to located the details from the zip of downloadable course content.

Can someone point me to it?

anonymous · Answer

edx course?? you paste your code into the boxes provided and click the check button

anonymous · Answer

Sorry - I know I'm an idiot, but what boxes are provided?  I got a zip of some html w/ links to videos & problem sets.  I haven't been able to find anything about where to submit the problem sets.

anonymous · Answer

are you taking the edx course?  at www.edx.org?

anonymous · Answer

Ah, yes.  I found another post on it.

I was mistakenly working on the OpenCourseWare site.  

They weren't terribly clear in the class announcement I got.  So when I searched the web, I got the OCW and just went to work.

Sigh.

At least the lectures have been excellent!

anonymous · Answer

the material is the same.  so you shouldn't be behind knowledge wise.  can't remember if the order of lectures is mixed around at the beginning, it is at the end

anonymous · Answer

It's all good!  I can catch up.  

I was just going crazy trying to figure out what the hell I was missing.

In my defense, the the EDX site has the OpenCourseWare site listed as a resource.