First Day: 
-Enter the course account and familiarize yourself with the locations of files, the directory structure, all the HTML files under public_html. 
-Upload assignment 1 to the course webpage after checking the questions and verifying that it's the final version with the prof

Week 1: 
-After becoming familiar with the course account, go onto Markus and familiarize yourself with creating and modifying assignments, marking schemes, adding students, and managing graders. 
-Go on Piazza and make announcements about assignment 0 and 1 being released.
-Talk to the instructor by email and upload module 1 onto ~/public_html/f17/modules and display it by modifying lectures.phtml. 
-At the end of the week, prepare for tutorial 0 by familiarizing yourself with LaTeX.

Week 2:
-Post your office hours and make sure to attend them
-Conduct your first tutorial and add tutorial 0 slides/pdf/tex file to the course webpage
-Learn the procedure to collect assignments and how to use markerallocation.py in ~/markus/bin to assign graders to student submissions. 
-Check MarkUs Scripts on ISG Twiki to see how the course's scripts are used. 
-Email and meet with the TAs to discuss marking assignment 0 
-Ask for assignment 2 from the prof and start doing its questions

Week 3-4: 

-Upload the marking scheme for assignment 1 to MarkUs after receiving it from the prof
-After assignment 1's due date has passed, release assignment 2 as quickly as possible
-An hour after assignment 1's due date has passed, upload solutions to the course webpage by putting the solution file in ~/protectPDF/cs240a1solns and modifying ~/public_html/f17/protect/requestAssgnSolnCommon.php
-Learn the autotesting procedure for upcoming assignments that have programming questions.
-MarkUs does not handle autotesting. You must create your own bash script to test students' submissions.
-Meet with the instructor to discuss the test cases that they want.
-https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/view/ISG/MarkUsGroupsSVNRepos#Auto_testing_Procedure

Continually throughout the term:
-Prepare for tutorials 
-Attend your office hours to help students
-Do the assignments the prof gives you before you release them
-Collect assignments about 10 minutes after their due date
-Run markerallocation.py to assign TAs to submissions
-Host meetings with TAs to discuss marking
-Make autotesting scripts when required
-Upload marking schemes to MarkUs
-Upload assignment solutions an hour after the due date

Week 8 is usually the midterm. You'll have to proctor it and then do midterm marking. Similarly for the exam