1.  You are required to hand in both a hard copy and an electronic copy of the written report on the project described in A, including all the diagrams you have drawn. 

2.  You are also required to hand in both a hard copy and an electronic copy of the Linux source code files that relate to the report on the project described in A, further subject to the conditions in 3, 4 and 5 below.

3.  In the hard copy of the Linux source code files, you are required to use a fluorescent marker to highlight:

3.1. The names of the data structures and any specific fields of the data structures, which are illustrated in your diagrams or explained in your report.

3.2. The most important statements in the source code that perform the functions that are illustrated in your diagrams or explained in your report.

4.  If the Linux source code files that relate to the report on the project described in A total more than 30 pages, then the hard copy of the Linux source code that you submit should include only the following (there is no such restriction on the size of the electronic copy of the Linux source code files that you submit):

4.1. The data structures and any specific fields of the data structures which are illustrated in your diagrams or explained in your report which describe the data structures, together with a list of the names of the ".h" header files and source code line numbers in which they can be found.

4.2. The most important statements in the source code that perform the functions that are illustrated in your diagrams or explained in your report together with the procedure/function names, and a list of the names of the ".c" program files and source code line numbers in which they can be found.

5.  In all cases, for both the electronic copy and the hard copy of the Linux source code files, you should provide the Linux kernel version number, and the address of the website where the source code can be found related to the Linux kernel subsystem(s) you have chosen at the beginning of your report.