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    Computer Science Test Rubric - JAVA

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    Computer Science Test Rubric - JAVA

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    The document provides a rubric for grading a Java program assignment. It outlines criteria such as program functionality, errors, output correctness, formatting, modularity, and documentation. Points are awarded based on how well the program meets the criteria, with 100 points being a perfect score. Deductions are listed for various issues like incorrect output, lack of modularity, missing documentation, and other errors or problems.

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    The document provides a rubric for grading a Java program assignment. It outlines criteria such as program functionality, errors, output correctness, formatting, modularity, and documentation. Points are awarded based on how well the program meets the criteria, with 100 points being a perfect score. Deductions are listed for various issues like incorrect output, lack of modularity, missing documentation, and other errors or problems.

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    Computer Science Program Rubric - JAVA Name__________________________________

    Test/Quiz/Activity #___ Date___________________________________

    _____ 45/100 Program is incoherent, illogical, and indicates a lack of knowledge of proper syntax
    and correct modular programming style. Errors are numerous ( 10 or more ) and
    require a significant amount of time to correct.

    _____55/100 Program shows signs of becoming workable, and uses some aspects of correct JAVA
    syntax and formatting. Errors are minimal ( 3 <= X < 10 ).

    _____60/100 Program does not function as expected and does not compile or run. The program
    contains 1 or 2 errors that are relatively simple to correct. Coding and JAVA syntax
    seem appropriate for the most part.

    _____65/100 Program compiles and runs without errors. Output is INCORRECT or


    PARTIALLY correct (~25%), but contains some calculation or formatting errors.

    _____70/100 Program compiles and runs without errors. Output is PARTIALLY correct (~50%),
    but contains some calculation or formatting errors. A few measures were taken to
    format the output with respect to alignment, elegance, and readability.

    _____75/100 Program compiles and runs without errors. Output is MOSTLY correct (~75%), but
    contains some calculation or formatting errors. Notable measures were taken to
    format the output with respect to alignment, elegance, and readability.

    _____80/100 Program compiles and runs without errors. Output calculations are COMPLETELY
    correct (100%). Notable measures were taken to format the output in respect to
    alignment, elegance, and readability.

    _____ / 2 Descriptive Identifiers / Use of Correct Java Naming Conventions

    _____ / 3 Appropriate Commenting/Documentation ( Pre & Post Conditions )

    _____ / 3 Proper Spacing, Indentation, and Alignment of Key Code Blocks

    _____ / 7 Code is Completely Modular and Uses Proper Object Oriented Style

    _____ / 5 Elegance and Readability of Program Output

    _____( - ) Miscellaneous Deductions (if any) ___________________________________________

    _____( + ) Bonus Points (if any) ______________________________________________________


    ------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    ______/ 100 YOUR GRADE


    Comments (if any):
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Point Deduction Key Codes
     TB Title Box Needed

     NC Naming Convention Violation

     OL Code Written Pass The Right Margin Line

    S Inconsistent Spacing Throughout the Code

     INF Inefficient Code – Simpler Design In Order

     OE Data Output Not Elegant or Organized

    I Identifiers Not Initialized

     FN Final Variables Needed in Program

     OP Output Precision is Incorrect (Round-Off Errors)

     IO Incorrect Output/Values in Some or All of The Code

    A Incorrect Alignment of Code Blocks

     IND Code Indentation Needed

    M Modularity Needed in Code

    D Appropriate Documentation Needed/Missing

     VD Documentation is Vague and/or Undescriptive

     VI Vague Introduction

     RT Return Type Needed (in Method) or Used Incorrectly

     NI Program Needs/Missing Introduction

     UC Unneeded Code Left in The Program

     DNW Program Does Not Work

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