[Documentation:Submission] Update gradeable creation

Gemfile.lock

@@ -277,4 +277,4 @@ DEPENDENCIES
   webrick (~> 1.8)
 
 BUNDLED WITH
-   2.2.24
+   2.2.24

_docs/instructor/assignment_preparation/index.md

@@ -5,14 +5,13 @@ redirect_from:
   - /instructor/create_edit_gradeable
 ---
 
-![](/images/new_gradeable_form.png)
+![](/images/instructor/assignment_preparation/new_gradeable.png)
 
 ### Create a New Gradeable
 
-To create a new gradeable, instructor users should click the "New
-Gradeable" button in the top right corner, under the Submitty logo.
-Fill out this form (details in the following sections) and press "Add
-Gradeable".
+To create a new gradeable, instructor users should click "New
+Gradeable" in the sidebar on the left of the screen. 
+Fill out this form (details in the following sections) and press "Create New Gradeable".
 
 Most of the fields on the Create/Edit Gradeable form can be changed
 later.  You can return to this form from the main page by pressing the
@@ -31,19 +30,18 @@ TAs have started grading!_
 
 
 
-
 ### Types of Gradeables
 
 A "Gradeable" is any single item that will be graded automatically
-and/or manually by the instructor/TAs.  We offer 3 basic types of
-gradeables: electronic submission, numeric, or checkboxes.
-
+and/or manually by the instructor/TAs.
 
-   **_Electronic Submission_** should be used for
-   homework/project/exercise file uploads by students (e.g., code,
-   .pdfs, images, etc.) or submitted via VCS.  Electronic Submission 
-   can be automatically graded, fully manually graded, or a combination
-   of both.
+   **_Checkpoints_** should be used for manually graded items with one
+   or more parts that are marked as full, half, or no credit.  This is
+   commonly used for in class exercises (e.g., lab or recitation)
+   where the TAs verify the students have completed the exercise and
+   demonstrated sufficient competency with the material.  Similar to
+   numeric gradeables, we provide a spreadsheet-like interface for
+   manual data entry.
 
    **_Numeric_** is used for data entry of quizzes or exams where the
    scores for each student are a simple array of one or more numbers
@@ -54,15 +52,13 @@ gradeables: electronic submission, numeric, or checkboxes.
    if your numeric scores for this gradeable are already in an
    electronic format.
 
-   **_Checkpoints_** should be used for manually graded items with one
-   or more parts that are marked as full, half, or no credit.  This is
-   commonly used for in class exercises (e.g., lab or recitation)
-   where the TAs verify the students have completed the exercise and
-   demonstrated sufficient competency with the material.  Similar to
-   numeric gradeables, we provide a spreadsheet-like interface for
-   manual data entry.
-
+   **_Student File Submission_** There are two types of gradeables where students can submit their files
+   to Submitty: directly uploading to the website, or submitting the files using a version control system (VCS). 
+   These should be used for homework/project/exercise where students will directly upload files (e.g., code,
+   pdfs, images, etc.) to Submitty for grading. (For help with VCS gradeables, view [Submission via Version Control](/instructor/assignment_preparation/submission_version_control) ).
 
+  **_TA/Instructor Upload_** should be used when a TA or instructor will (bulk) upload assignments to
+  Submitty for grading. 
 
 
 ### Autograding Configuration Path
@@ -98,7 +94,7 @@ From the create/edit a gradeable page you can specify (or change):
   students.
 
 * the date/time the student can start making grade inquiries, if grade inquiry is enabled for the gradeable.
-   
+
 
 
 ### Grading User Groups
@@ -216,7 +212,7 @@ you must re-run the BUILD_XXXX.sh script.
    directory:
 
    ```
-   /var/local/submitty/courses/s17/course_01/submissions/ASSIGNMENT_ID/USER_ID/VERSION
+   /var/local/submitty/courses/SEMESTER/COURSE/submissions/ASSIGNMENT_ID/USER_ID/VERSION
    ``` 
 
    For direct file upload submissions (single file or .zip) this
@@ -226,17 +222,17 @@ you must re-run the BUILD_XXXX.sh script.
    `.submit.timestamp` file.  This is the time of submission, not
    the time that automated grading started/finished.
 
-   For submission via SVN, this directory will only contain the
+   For submission via VCS, this directory will only contain the
    `.submit.timestamp` file.  This timestamp will be used to retrieve
    the state of the repo at the time of submission.
 
 
-4. For SVN submissions, you may also inspect an archive of the
-   files/directory structure SVN repo at submission time in this
+4. For VCS submissions, you may also inspect an archive of the
+   files/directory structure VCS repo at submission time in this
    directory:
 
    ```
-   /var/local/submitty/courses/s17/course_01/checkout/ASSIGNMENT_ID/USER_ID/VERSION
+   /var/local/submitty/courses/SEMESTER/COURSE/checkout/ASSIGNMENT_ID/USER_ID/VERSION
    ```    
 
 
@@ -245,40 +241,11 @@ you must re-run the BUILD_XXXX.sh script.
    in this directory:
 
    ```
-   /var/local/submitty/courses/s17/course_01/results/ASSIGNMENT_ID/USER_ID/VERSION
+   /var/local/submitty/courses/SEMESTER/COURSE/results/ASSIGNMENT_ID/USER_ID/VERSION
    ```
 
    In this directory you will find the `results_grade.txt` summary of
    the automated grading results, and STDOUT, STDERR, execution
    logfiles for each test case.  You will also find log files for the
    compilation, runner, and validation components of automated grading
    that are helpful in debugging assignment configurations.
-
-### Using Git
-
-Submitty supports utilizing Git for handling submissions by students.
-When a student hits "submit", Submitty performs a clone of their
-repository. Submitty then does a checkout of the last revision made before
-the timestamp of when they hit the submit button.
-
-To configure Git for an assignment, you will want to select type 
-"Electronic File" and then "Version Control System (VCS) Repository".
-You will then be presented with a textbox to type in the repo url to
-use. If the string does not start with a / nor has a "://" in it, it
-will combine the contents of the textbox with the base url. You will
-see the URL/path that will be shown to the users underneath the text
-box.
-
-![](/images/create_gradeable_git.png)
-
-Additionally, the text field supports the following list of "variables"
-which get replaced during execution of Submitty:
-* {$vcs_type} - VCS type being used (currently always git)
-* {$gradeable_id} - ID of gradeable being submitted
-* {$user_id} - ID of user who is submitting 
-* {$team_id} - ID of team who is submitting
-
-Submitty comes with a setup for an internal Git server out of the box,
-but if you wish to use an external source, such as Github, you may need
-to configure Submitty to be able to access those repos via SSH. See 
-[System Administrator/Setting Up Git](/sysadmin/git) for more details.

_docs/instructor/assignment_preparation/submission_version_control.md

@@ -7,22 +7,61 @@ redirect_from:
   - /instructor/git
 ---
 
+### Using Git
+
+Submitty supports utilizing Git for handling submissions by students.
+When a student hits "submit", Submitty performs a clone of their
+repository. Submitty then does a checkout of the last revision made before
+the timestamp of when they hit the submit button.
+
+To configure Git for an assignment, you will want to select type 
+"Students will submit by committing files to a version control system (VCS) repository",
+and then chosing the option that suits your needs. 
+
+![](/images/instructor/assignment_preparation/vcs_gradeable_type.png)
+
+Submitty comes with a setup for an internal Git server out of the box,
+but if you wish to use an external source, such as Github, you may need
+to configure Submitty to be able to access those repos via SSH. See 
+[System Administrator/Setting Up Git](/sysadmin/git) for more details.
+
 
 ### Assignment Creation
 
-1. When you create a new gradeable, specify that students will submit
-their work by version control (GIT).  _Note: this selection cannot be
-modified after initial gradeable creation._
+Text fields in the VCS Repository Details section support the following list of "variables"
+which get replaced during execution of Submitty:
+* {$vcs_type} - VCS type being used (currently always git)
+* {$gradeable_id} - ID of gradeable being submitteds
+* {$user_id} - ID of user who is submitting 
+* {$team_id} - ID of team who is submitting
+
+There are multiple different options for students submitting files from version control. 
+
+* Submitty hosted -- single gradeable repository
+   - This should be used when you want Submitty to create an empty repository for each student in the course automatically.
+   The path to this repository will be {$vcs_base_url}/{$gradeable_id}/{$user_id}.
+* Submitty hosted – choose repository name (can be used for multiple gradeables)
+   - This should be used when you want to specify the repository path, instead of using the gradeable id. This can be used for multiple gradeables. 
+* Externally hosted - public repository, students will provide URL
+   - This should be used if the students will create repositories and supply the link.
+* Externally hosted - private repository, students will provide URL -- (INCOMPLETE)
+   - The implementation of the access requirements for this gradeable is incomplete. 
+* Externally hosted - Instructor created repository
+   - This should be used if the Instructor/Sysadmin creates a repository that all students fork.
+
+
+ If this is a team assignment, encourage the students to form their teams through the Submitty interface promptly, so they are not delayed by the creation of their team version control repository.
 
-2. If this is a team assignment, encourage the students to form their teams through the Submitty interface promptly, so they are not delayed by the creation of their team version control repository.
+ If the students files will be in a subdirectory of their main repository, select "yes" and put the path to the student's files in the required field. 
 
+![](/images/instructor/assignment_preparation/subdirectory_gradeables.png)
 
 ### Generating Submitty Server Version Control Repositories
 
 Once you have created the gradeable, you may create empty repositories
-for each student/team for that assignment.  The provided script
-`generate_repos.py` creates a bare shared repository with restricted
-permissions
+for each student/team for that assignment if you are using the Submitty hosted
+VCS repositories.  The provided script `generate_repos.py` creates a bare 
+shared repository with restricted permissions.
 
 The script accepts a `--help` flag to explain the arguments it
 accepts. The basic usage: