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CS1160 Spring 2014

Project 1 - Grading Rubric (No Credit for Projects that do not Compile and Run in Netbeans)

Algorithm Points Possible

Correctly-ordered steps; includes sections for known values, input, calculations, and output. Sections are complete (input lists all items to be input; calculations section shows each calculation in detail; output describes every item to be displayed).

7

Code

Code follows algorithm exactly; no instructions appear in the code that are not in the algorithm, no steps appear in the algorithm that are not in the code.

4

Constants are declared for all known values. 2

Variables are declared for each input value and for each calculated value. Appropriate types are used.

3

User is prompted for each input value; the user-entered values are correctly stored in variables.

4

The total bill is correctly calculated. 4

The correct discount dollar amount is calculated and displayed based on the subtotal.

5

The correct discount % is displayed based on the subtotal. 2

Output is neatly displayed and includes subtotal, tax, total bill, discount dollar amount, and discount percent along with all wording. All dollar amounts are displayed with a $ and 2 decimal places.

4

Style

Java-doc comment at top of file with project number, course, and date 1

Java-doc comment above the public class includes your name and describes the purpose of the program

1

Each section of code (input, calculations, output) is commented directly from algorithm; there is a blank line before each comment; code within a commented section are single-spaced; code follow after associated comments. Additional comments are used to describe calculations that are not obvious from the code itself.

5

Sections are not interspersed; all input is done before any calculations; all calculations are done before any output; no calculations are done within output statements.

2

Proper indenting 2

Variables are meaningfully named and follow camelCase style 2

Constants are meaningfully named and are ALL_UPPER_CASE 2

Total Points Possible 50