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If your email with homework attachment is not bounced back, please assume I received it.  The scheme has been working for me for several years without a major problem.

Yes,  you can submit homework in any order you want. In other words, the order of your homework submission does not follow the order of the topics.

Yes, you can resubmit a homework as long as you resubmit it before the deadline.

The due date of all homework tasks is 2 weeks after the last class of the current session so you have plenty of time to submit your homework.

• Homework is designed such that you know you have done your work or not.   In other words, you should not submit homework unless the work is done.  If there is a vagueness in the homework description, please post it to the class alias so that it can be discussed and corrected by the instructors.
• Unless it is an extremely unusual case, you will not get an individual response from the instructors indicating the quality of your individual homework.  Instead, you will receive an auto-generated email message indicating that your homework has been sucessfully received.

• If you submitted all homeworks for a course, you will be given a certificate, a PDF file.
  
• The certificate has no affiliation with any colleges, educational institution, company.  Instead, it is just my personal recognition that you have done your share of work, thus successfully finished the course.
• You will be noted as "Graduates of the course" in the class website.

"Where to", "what files", and "how" to submit homework are described at the end of each hands-on lab.  For example, for the class of "Web Application Structure" topic of Java EE programming course, homework is specified at the end of hands-on lab of the same topic.