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Submissions

The list of every student submission in a course, its filters, the submission panel with tests and source code, and what each verdict means.

Submissions (/teaching/<course>/submissions) lists every graded submission and Excel upload of the students you can see, newest first. All course staff see it; a group admin sees only their own groups’ students’ submissions.

The list

Section titled “The list”

Submissions are grouped by day (Today, Yesterday, then dates). A row shows:

  • the verdict icon and the student;
  • the verdict (for example Accepted, Wrong answer) or the judging state (Waiting, Testing…);
  • the problem (an Excel task carries the Excel icon);
  • the points (for example “70/100”); for an Excel upload, the points earned;
  • the time of submission.

At first the 100 newest entries are shown; Show more adds another 100, up to 500. Find older ones by choosing a student or a problem. New submissions and verdicts appear by themselves.

Students’ practice runs (ungraded) are not listed: only the student sees them.

Filters

Section titled “Filters”
Filter Selects
Group One group’s or No group students’ submissions (shown when there is more than one choice)
Student One student’s submissions
Problem One problem’s submissions
Verdict Not accepted, one verdict (Accepted, Wrong answer, Compilation error, Runtime error, Time limit exceeded, Memory limit exceeded, Presentation error) or Being checked

Clear filters shows the full list again. Filters are part of the address, so you can bookmark a filtered list or open it in a new tab.

The submission panel

Section titled “The submission panel”

Selecting a programming submission opens its panel on the right (?submission= in the address). An Excel upload opens the task’s results page instead.

The panel has:

  • the submission date and time as its title, then the verdict, the problem, the programming language and the student (on Activity, the course too);
  • Message: a conversation with the student about this submission (the submission is attached);
  • Tests (passed of total), Slowest (the longest-running test, ms) and Memory (the peak, MB);
  • Compiler messages, when there are any;
  • Tests: each test’s verdict and time; select a test to see its Input and Expected output, and for samples and every failing test also the program’s output (Your output) and Error output; a Checker message too when the checker left one;
  • Similarity: how similar the solution is to other students’ solutions;
  • Code with line numbers;
  • the links All of this student’s submissions for this problem and This student’s progress.

Course staff see the data of every test, hidden ones included. Once a submission is judged, the student who submitted it sees the same tests and data; other students never see it.

When you can’t see a submission (for example it belongs to a student outside your groups), the panel says “This submission isn’t available. It may belong to a student outside your groups.”

Esc closes the open panel.

Verdicts

Section titled “Verdicts”
Verdict Meaning
Accepted Every test passed: the problem is solved
Wrong answer The program’s output was wrong in at least one test
Compilation error The program could not be compiled (Python syntax errors included). It doesn’t count towards the daily attempt limit
Runtime error The program crashed while running
Time limit exceeded / Memory limit exceeded / Output limit exceeded The program exceeded the problem’s limit
Check failed, System error Checking failed on our side; the attempt doesn’t count
Presentation error, Idleness limit exceeded, Security violation Only in submissions imported from the old system

While a submission is being checked, its state shows: Waiting, Compiling, Testing, then Checked. Cancelled means the check was cancelled.

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