Shamseddine Russell Zhong CS310 Fall 2022 Project 0 Project Skills Check Project 0 Grading Rubric For each project you will get a file like this that outlines 1 very specific things that receive no credit 2 details on how your assignment will be graded 3 a point breakdown and 4 any manual grading that your GTA will perform after your submission This file is an example of what you might see No Credit Non submitted assignments Non compiling assignments Non independent work Hard coded solutions How will my assignment be graded This project is a little different than other projects in this course For one thing it will be using an automated script to grade and the GTAs will not be manually checking anything Other assignments will have manual grading components an example is shown on page two of this document This assignment can also be submitted multiple times after the deadline for regrading but this is not true for any other project in this course You also cannot use emergency tokens for this project since you can submit again after the deadline without penalty One last time this is not true for any other project in this course other projects have strict deadlines which must be adhered to for credit Automated Testing Rubric for Project 0 Normally this section contains information about how many points are in each section of the project e g 5pts for Part 1 10pts for Part 2 but for this project you need to do all of the following to flip a single boolean flag As mentioned in the syllabus this flag allows you to get credit for other projects this semester If you don t flip the flag the final resubmission date see the schedule all your other project grades will be set to 0 ALL of the following need to be true to flip the boolean flag for this project 1 You must submit a zip file following the naming conventions exactly 6 All the java files in your user directory need to pass the as described on Page 1 of the project description 2 Your zip file must contain a folder named exactly as described on Page 1 of the project description your user folder 3 Your user folder must contain your java files directly in the folder as shown on Page 1 of the project description 4 All the java files in your user directory need to compile with the command javac java from within your user directory without errors or warnings 5 All the java files in your user directory need to pass the checkstyle tests for code style 7 Your program cannot do anything from the You may NOT part of checkstyle tests for JavaDocs the assignment description 8 All the java files in your user directory need to compile with the unit tests this should not be an issue if you follow the assignment instructions 9 OneItemBag must pass our automated unit tests These will be 10 BananaCoconut must pass our automated unit tests These will be similar to the code shown in BagUsageDemo similar to the tests in BananaCoconutTest Project 0 Project Skills Check Shamseddine Russell Zhong EXAMPLE Manual Code Inspection Rubric Most projects will have something that looks like the rubric below for the GTAs to grade with for the manual grading components Off the top points are items you lose points for instead of earning points for In the below example submission format and code style can take off up to five points each whereas doing JavaDocs correctly earns ten points This means that if your project is 100 working but you don t put it in the folder correctly you ll only get a 95 EXAMPLE Inspection Point EXAMPLE Submission Format Folder Structure EXAMPLE Code Style Basics Code is in a folder which in turn is in a zip file Folder is correctly named Code is directly in the zip file no folder and or folder name is incorrect Code does not pass cs310code xml checks 5pts off the top 5pts off the top Med 1 2 points High all points Low no points CS310 Fall 2022 Points Code is not directly in user folder but in a sub folder Folder name is correct or close to correct Code passes all checks for cs310code xml but Code looks messy and or names often have single letter identifiers and or incorrect meaningless identifiers Note i j k acceptable for indexes Code passes all checks for cs310code xml and Code has a set indentation and formatting style which is kept consistent throughout and code looks well laid out and Code has good meaningful variable method and class names Code passes all checks for cs310comments xml and The entire code base is well documented with meaningful comments in JavaDoc format Each class method and field has a comment describing its purpose Occasional in method comments used for clarity EXAMPLE JavaDocs 10pts Code passes all checks for cs310comments xml and The code base has some comments but is lacking comments on some classes methods fields or the comments given are mostly translating the code Code does not passes all checks for cs310comments xml and or The only documentation is what was in the template and or documentation is missing from the code e g taken out