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Subjects

• Computer Science
• Physics
• Math
• Chemistry
• Biology
• Engineering
• Economics

Paper-based Assignment & Programming Project

Grading Comments

1. Correct:

   • this.set(this.size()-1, i)
   • this.set(this.size()-1, i)

2. Correct:

   • this.remove(this.size()-1)
   • this.addFactor(i)

3. Partial credit:

   • x.set(x.size()-1, i)
   • but where x is out of scope.

4. Partial credit for logic errors:

   • this.add(this.size()-1, i)
   • This will add the factor rather than replacing it.

5. No credit for incorrect answers:

   • lastFactor = i

6. Correct answer with syntax error:

   • set(this.size()-1,int i)

Autograder Score

16.0 / 20.0 pts

Failed Tests

0.0 / 2.0

• Test evaluating 1+1

Style - Manual Grading

1. Followed code style guidelines
2. Sufficient documentation
3. Efficient algorithm

Total Points (Physics)

8.5 / 10.0 pts

1. +2.0 - Problem setup (diagram or explanation)
2. +2.0 - m=7 \rightarrow 15\, \text{fringes}
3. +1.0 - m \lambda = d \sin{\theta}
4. +2.0 - Explanation of limit to fringes
5. +1.5 - Identify lower limit 3.33μm
6. +1.5 - Identify height limit 3.8μm

Total Points (Math)

0.5 / 1.0 pts

1. -0.0 - Correct
2. -0.5 - Calculation error
3. -1.0 - Insufficient solution

Total Points (Chemistry)

5.0 / 10.0 pts

1. +10.0 - Correct steps
2. +2.5 - Partial: make enolate
3. +0.0 - Incorrect

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