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    Rubrics For Programming

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    This document contains a rubric for evaluating programming assignments. It assesses programs based on 5 categories: adherence to standards, modular design, correctness of code, efficiency of code, and timeliness of completion. Each category lists the criteria for excellent, good, satisfactory, and needs improvement scores. Correctness of code is weighted more heavily, counting as double.

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    This document contains a rubric for evaluating programming assignments. It assesses programs based on 5 categories: adherence to standards, modular design, correctness of code, efficiency of code, and timeliness of completion. Each category lists the criteria for excellent, good, satisfactory, and needs improvement scores. Correctness of code is weighted more heavily, counting as double.

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    This document contains a rubric for evaluating programming assignments. It assesses programs based on 5 categories: adherence to standards, modular design, correctness of code, efficiency of code, and timeliness of completion. Each category lists the criteria for excellent, good, satisfactory, and needs improvement scores. Correctness of code is weighted more heavily, counting as double.

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    Rubrics for Programming

    Computer - III
    Name:_________________________________________ Date:____________

    Teacher: Andrew Steven A. Bass Score:___________

    Category Excellent Good Satisfactory Needs Improvement Score


    (4 pts.) (3 pts.) (2pts.) (1 pt.)
    Adherence to No errors Minor details of Significant details of Misses the point of
    the standards are the standards or the the problem.
    standards
    violated, or poor underlying program
    choices are made intent are violated,
    Does it conform to
    where the but the program still
    standards in every
    standards are fulfils essential
    detail? functions.
    unclear

    Breakdown No errors 1-3 minor errors More than three


    minor errors OR one
    More than one
    major error
    (modular design) major error

    Does it demonstrate
    good modular
    design?

    Correctness of code Works


    correctly in
    Works for typical
    input, may fail for
    Fails for typical
    input, for a minor
    Fails for typical
    input, for a
    all cases. minor special cases. reason. significant reason.
     Does it work?

    This category counts


    double

    Efficiency of code No errors 1-3 minor errors More than three


    minor errors OR one
    More than one
    major error
    major error
    Does it use the
    language features
    well?

    Program is Program is finished Program is finished Program is finished


    Fast coding finished 10 exactly with the 10 min after the 20 min after the
    min. before allotted time allotted time. allotted time.
    Is the programmer at the allotted
    ease with the time.
    language?

    Corrected By:

    Andrew Steven A. Bass


    Computer Teacher

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