Update paper analysis template

assignments/paper-template/handout.tex

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-\renewcommand{\title}{CS 6963 Homework \#1}
+\renewcommand{\title}{CS 6963 Paper Analysis \#1}
 \newcommand{\assigned}{January 06}
 \newcommand{\due}{January 08}
-\newcommand{\turnin}{repo \texttt{hw1} -- tag \texttt{submit} -- file \texttt{submit.pdf}}
+\newcommand{\turnin}{branch: \texttt{papers1-submit} \newline files: \texttt{evals/\{X,Y,Z\}.pdf}}
 
 \begin{document}
 
 \mytitle
 
-\begin{enumerate}
+Answer the set of questions in \texttt{evals/paper-eval.pdf} for each of the
+    following three papers:
 
-\item Question part 1
+    \begin{itemize}
+        \item Paper 1
+        \item Paper 2
+        \item Paper 3
+    \end{itemize}
 
-\item Question part 2
 
-\end{enumerate}
+For your convenience, the papers can be found in the repository in the
+    \texttt{papers/} directory.
+Turn in three separate PDFs in the \texttt{evals/} directory, with each filename
+    matching the paper you are analyzing.
+For the questions about your expectations for the paper (eg. \#2 and \#3), it's
+    best if you answer them as you read through the paper; eg. write about your
+    expectations for the evaluation before you read it.
+
+You may use the \LaTeX{} template in \texttt{evals/} or not as you
+    see fit; to use it, simply copy \texttt{paper-eval.tex} to
+    \texttt{PAPER-NAME.tex} and use \texttt{make} to build.
+Look at the comments at the top for a quick way to make the questions
+    disappear.
+
+Submit this assignment by pushing it to your grading repository, using the
+    branch name listed above.
 
 \end{document}