CS100M Spring 2004
Assignment 1 Grading Guide

Information:
* CMS will show you which items from this grading guide were flagged
* Scores: 5 points for correctness, 5 points for style 
* cutoffs:

Score		Correctness	Style
		Flags		Flags
5		0		0-1
4		1-2		2-4
3		3		5-6
2		4		7
1		5		8
0		>=6		>=9

Example:  If you see s2d, s2e, c2c, c4e
		you would get 8 (4 for c, 4 for s)

s1b = 3 style points
c5a = 3 correctness points
*can't extract anything => 0
*can't extract text files => max 2 correctness 2 style = 4 points

Refer to section 8.5 of the syllabus for more info about grading

1) Administrative
s1a submitted on CMS on time
s1b used correct file names for solutions
s1c zipped files together in something we could unzip with ease
s1d proper extension (e.g. not discussion.txt.txt)
s1e submitted correct number of files

2) Task C
s2a used ASCII text
s2b appropriate header
s2c appropriate line breaks
s2d clean formatting
s2e no irrelevant information
c2a question 8
c2b question 11
c2c question 12

3) Task D
c3a posted a message in cornell.class.cs100m
s3a message has correct format

4) Task E
s4a used ASCII text
s4b appropriate header
s4c appropriate line breaks
s4d algorithm is general
s4e algorithm uses pseudocode
s4f algorithm has easy-to-read format
s4g algorithm does not use too much programming language
s4h not too long/detailed
c4a algorithm works
c4b sufficient detail

**General remark about algorithms**
	Do not number groups of steps in algorithms; instead
	only use numbers to refer to a single step (if using
	numbers at all)
				 
5) Task F
s5a used ASCII text
s5b appropriate header
s5c appropriate line breaks
c5a program compiles
c5b program works
    if does not work:
    c5c 1+1
    c5d (1+2)/3
    c5e x=1:4
    c5f plot(x)

6) Miscellaneous
s6a everything split up into correct number of files
s6b no redundant/extra code