- Grading Rubrics
- If you turn in your lab on WebCT after lab (i.e. you couldn't physically hand me the copies or you submitted it late), please turn in the print outs the following week in lab. Otherwise you will lose 5 points!
- Put your name and section on everything you submit! Otherwise you will lose 5 points!
- When turning in your lab on paper, be sure to:
- Staple it in the upper left corner.
- Include your name, UD E-mail, and Section # (these should be prominently displayed on the first sheet).
- Do not include any blue sheets (except for the first page, that is acceptable).
- When turning in your lab on WebCT, be sure to:
- Include your name on all C++ files
- Follow file naming conventions exactly (if the lab calls a file lab10b.cc, do not name your file mylab10.cpp)
- Upload your script file (.txt)
- Upload all C++ and associated data files
- Do not upload a.out!
- Lab Assignments are due by midnight the week after they are assigned. Late labs
are penalized by a power of 2 for each day late:
Days Late Penalty 1 2 points 2 4 points 3 8 points 4 16 points 5 32 points 6 64 points Labs are not accepted more than 6 days late.
- Pencil/Paper Pre-Lab Homework may only be turned in the day of the lab, with no make-ups (except for official excused absences).
- Please make your script files as neat as possible. You should never use the
delete or backspace keys when creating a script file. If you make a mistake, please exit
the script and try again.
Examples
Acceptable Script File:
In the good script file, it is clear that the student entered CC lab00.cc, despite the extra characters. However, in the bad example it is impossible to read what commands were entered.
If you are unsure, it's best to create the script file again.
