Karen Lang - Assessment

Scratch/BYOB Lab Rubric

Requirements Met	5 points	Minimum goals for assignment or lab are met. Program solves the original problem or assignment given.
Documentation	6 points	Code blocks include a comment describing purpose. Comments added to assist in describing complex blocks.
Definitions	6 points	Code blocks are written using efficient and concise code. Code blocks are organized for readability. Sprites and variables are given useful and descriptive names.

DrRacket Lab Rubric

Contract	3 points	Present, accurate, and complete
Purpose	3 points	Present, accurate, and thorough
Examples/ Test Cases	6 points	Minimum of three in a general case Covers every possible case in a more complex situation Test cases are accurate and are not a simple copy/paste of results Choice of test case is appropriate and beneficial
Definition	6 points	Indented properly for easy reading Written using the most efficient, concise code Function and variable names are appropriate and descriptive Auxiliary functions used if appropriate Written using proper template
Solves the Problem	3 points	Is original problem solved by function?

In addition, you earn points on each overall lab as follows:

Names/Comments	5 points	Are names of both/all programmers included at top of lab? Are necessary comments added to explain complex or large sections of code?
Group Dynamics	6 points	Did the group work well together? Was the group cohesive? Did each person in group participate fully, take his/her turn at control, contribute when not at control?
On Task	5 points	Did the group work on the lab during the full classtime given?
Reflection	5 points	Each person in group is required to write a reflection on the lab, which includes: What you learned from the lab What parts were difficult (if any) How did you feel your group worked together Were there any parts that you did on your own? What other resources did you use - who helped you, any reading that helped, websites, etc.