Computer Science I for non-majors by James Tam

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CPSC 217: Assignment 5

    Your score Max score

Coding style (marks may be awarded independent of program functionality)

    
  Appropriate use of white space (source code)   2
  Self-documenting variable, constant and function names.   3
  Use of named constants as appropriate   4
  Boolean and mathematical expressions are simple and easy to read   4
  Deals with errors in a helpful and positive manner (repetition notes slide #49 - 52)   2
  Penalty: Global variables employed (aside from the debugging tools)   -4
  Penalty: functions aren't written according to principles taught in lecture (decomposition notes slide #46 - 47)   -6
  Penalty: functions not employed in the assignment, maximum grade point that can be awarded is 1.7 regardless of other style and functionality considerations)    
 

Sub total

  

15

Documentation (marks may be awarded independent of program functionality)

    
  Header documentation contains overall description of program.   1
  Some form of versioning system is demonstrated in the header documentation   1
  Provides a list of the specific program features that were implemented   8
  Lists the program limitations   1
  Each function documented (see decomposition notes slide #72 for details)   3
  Penalty: Name and tutorial section not included at top of program   -4
 

Sub total

  

14

Functionality (only qualify for these marks if the program runs)

    
  Program provides sufficient instructions in the introduction   2
  Program displays a conclusion   1
  Erebor is initialized with the correct starting positions   2
  Program displays numbered grid matching the screenshot in Figure 2   4
  Program tracks and displays Bilbo's key stats: hit points and 'gold on hand' along with game world   2
  Displays movement menu correctly   2
  Game repeats until the player quits (negative value at the main menu)   2
  Cheat menu can be invoked from the main menu and player can properly exit the cheat menu   3
  Debug mode can be toggled and debugging messages employed   6
  Invulnerability mode implemented   4
  Program can handle invalid types of input (non-numeric when numeric expected)   2
  Bilbo can move  (maximum of 8 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 20 marks)    
    Bilbo can move onto any adjacent square (or stay at current location): 8 marks    
    Bilbo can move only onto empty squares: additional 4 marks (needs to be able to move first)    
    Bilbo will take damage from burning squares: additional 4 marks (needs to be able to move first)    
    Bilbo can pick up gold: additional 4 marks (needs to be able to move first)    
  Mode 2 implemented (main hall randomly bombarded by fireballs & Bilbo can take damage)   8
  Mode 3 implemented, comes into play after mode 2 (fire moves up tunnel & Bilbo can take damage)   10
  Game can detect lose game condition & suitable message display during game conclusion   6
  Game can detect when Bilbo exits Erebor & suitable message display during game conclusion   6
  High scores tracked (maximum of 6 marks)    
    Writes current score to a file: 4 marks    
    Writes high scores to the file according to rules specified in the game: 6 marks    
  Graphical display of game world   4
  Sub total   84

OVERALL ASSIGNMENT TOTAL

 

119

Grade Point for assignment

 

4.3

*To get marks for these features your program needs to display these values onscreen

Min raw score Grade point
0 0
15 0.7
20 1
25 1.1
30 1.2
35 1.3
40 1.4
43 1.5
46 1.6
49 1.7
52 1.8
55 1.9
58 2
61 2.1
64 2.2
67 2.3
70 2.4
73 2.5
76 2.6
79 2.7
82 2.8
85 2.9
88 3
91 3.2
94 3.3
97 3.4
100 3.5
103 3.6
106 3.7
109 3.8
112 3.9
115 4
117 4.1
118 4.2
119 4.3