Project 3 Grading Sheet

Please turn in this sheet stapled to the printout of your program.

• Style (50 points)

  _____ (5 points) Program has appropriate comments at the top that describe what the program accomplishes, and who wrote it.

  _____ (5 points) The comments include the full name of the folder containing the program (for example, I:\CSC121\CSC12101\Project3). I need this so that I can easily find your program on the network drive.

  _____ (10 points) All functions have correct pre- and post-conditions. Points will be subtracted if they are not true or are incomplete. Comments should be used at other points in the code to help explain anything difficult or confusing.

  _____ (10 points) The code is neatly and consistently indented, and blank lines are used to separate function definitions.

  _____ (10 points) All variable, constant, and function names (and any other identifiers) are descriptive and appropriate. It is OK to use x for an x-coordinate or i for a loop index, but in general a name should be a (meaningful) complete word or phrase. Named constants are used instead of numeric values.

  _____ (10 points) Each function does one unique task and no function is inappropriately long. A rule of thumb is that the entire function should fit on the screen when editing it. If a section of code is repeated several times, perhaps with slight variations, then it should probably be split off into a separate function (with parameters to exchange the required information).

• Program Operation (50 points)

  _____ (3 points) The class must contain at least three data elements in the private section.

  _____ (5 points) The constructor and init functions are correct.

  _____ (4 points) The readFile function is correct.

  _____ (4 points) The writeFile function is correct.

  _____ (4 points) The display function is correct.

  _____ (30 points) The main program provides a menu of operations, and each of the six operations (load, display, save, add, sort, and quit) should work correctly (5 points per operation).

• Late Penalty

  _____ As described in the syllabus, ``Late submissions will be accepted until the next class time at a penalty of half the grade. Extensions will be considered only by prior arrangement.'' Submission time will be determined by the last modification time on the source file in the I: drive, so be sure not to edit the project after it has been submitted.