Here are my files.  The directory structure is as follows:
(pretty much similar for 2071, so I describe 2070 and hit the differences later)
2070source/
  mfiles/
    contains mfiles and other files for the web site.  Many of these
    files are not currently referenced
  extras/
    I tried to attract students to attend the lab sessions by presenting
    "interestng" supplemental material.  It failed
  tests/
    For each lab, I include MY "summary.txt" file.  I use this as a
    grading template
  students : a text file blank for keeping track of grades
  grades.m: m-file to compute percentage grades from data in students
  grades.txt: a formatting file used by grades.m
  math2070.html: top-level file for web site (I edit directly)
  schedule.html: calendar (I edit directly)
  fixTransparencyAndLine.sh: fix a problem with latex2html
  IntroductionLab0x: short latex summary of each lab intended for
    presentation during first 5-10 minutes of each lab
  lab_0x.tex: each lab source
  Makefile: the makefile I use to realize and post labs
  LectureRemarks.txt: my notes for myself
  CourseWrapup.tex: My last-day summary

2071: 2070 is NOT a prereq for this course, so the first lab is really two
labs.  One of these is lab01a and this is really a copy of lab01 from 2070
and provides a brief intro to Matlab and the course.  The other is lab01b
and is mainly an additional lab for 2070 so that those students are not
wasting their time.  The final section of each of these labs is an introduction
to ODEs and Euler Explicit so that at the end of lab01a/b the students are
all on the same  page.

WARNING: These labs were prepared before Matlab made it legal to add a
row vector to a column vector to get a matrix!  The introductions in 
2070/lab01 and 2071/lab01a have some questions indented to show that you
cannot add a row vector to a column vector.  These need to be fixed.  In
addition, none of the mfiles worry about errors caused by adding a row
vector to a column vector because that was presumed to cause a Matlab error.
That needs to be addressed.

Questions/comments/complaints are welcome: mmsussman@gmail.com