Final Programming Project: Rubric

Student Name(s): 

Program Correctness:                                               ____ / 25
  Program should conform to specifications stated in the problem
  statement. A program should demonstrate correct handling of
  ordinary input, special cases, and error conditions.

Program and Class Design:                                          ____ / 10
  Program should be modularized, and refactored as necessary, into small,
  coherent, independent functions, classes, or methods, with weak coupling and
  strong cohesion. 

Style and Documentation:                                           ____ / 10
  Program should be easy to read and understand. This involves program
  indentation, modular design, variable names, user interface and program
  comments. 
  (Class documentation, internal comments, and variable names are 
  particularly important in COMP 110.)

Efficiency:                                                           0 pts

   For the most part, efficiency is not an appropriate criterion for final
   projects in COMP 110, although egregious inefficiency may lose design
   points.

Test Cases:                                                        ____ /  5

   The project description did not require that you submit a set of
   test cases, but you clearly should develop test cases in order
   to test your program.  If you have specific test files (e.g.,
   data files with test mazes or obstacle course layouts), include
   them with your program.  You can also describe tests that you ran
   in your README file.

  Late Penalty:                                                     - 0

  Total:                                                           ____ / 50