| Lecture notes for Computer Science I by James Tam | Return to the course web page |
Item |
Effect on grade |
| Contact information not included in the assignment submission | -6 marks |
How often are general style requirements followed e.g., good naming conventions, appropriate use of named constants, code uses consistent alignment and whitespace to make it easier to read and understand, functions implement one well defined task and don't exceed a screen in length |
Actual mark |
Max |
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| Never (0 marks) |
Sometimes (2 marks) |
Mostly (4 marks) |
Always (6 marks) |
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TOTAL FOR STYLE |
6 |
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Example things to include: some sort of versioning system, a description of the features of the program (what it does rather than how it does it), limitations of the program (features not implemented or cases that it can't handle). |
Actual mark |
Max |
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No documentation (0 marks) |
Major omissions (2 marks) |
Minor omissions (4 marks) |
Appropriate level (6 marks) |
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TOTAL FOR DOCUMENTATION |
6 |
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Feature |
Actual mark |
Max |
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| Method: calculateAddressModifier (inputs 1, return 1, calculation 2) | 4 | ||
| Method: calculateAgeModifier (inputs 1, return 1, calculation 2) | 4 | ||
| Method: determineFundex (inputs 1, return 1, calculation 2) | 4 | ||
| Method: determinePetModifier (inputs 1, return 1, determine modifier = 7) | 9 | ||
| Method: displayFundex (display 1, error check 2) | 3 | ||
| Method: getAddress (display and prompt 1, return 1, handle invalid 2) | 4 | ||
| Method: getAge (display and prompt 1, return 1, handle invalid 2) | 4 | ||
| Method: getPet (display and prompt 2, return 1, handle invalid 2) | 5 | ||
| Method: conclusion | 1 | ||
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TOTAL FUNCTIONALITY |
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38 |
| Total score | Letter |
| A | 50 |
| A- | 48 - 49 |
| B+ | 45 - 47 |
| B | 42 - 44 |
| B- | 39 - 41 |
| C+ | 34 - 38 |
| C | 29 - 33 |
| C- | 24 - 28 |
| D+ | 19 - 23 |
| D | 14 - 18 |
| D- | 9 - 13 |
| F | 0 - 8 |
TOTAL MARKS |
LETTER GRADE |