CS367 Grading Policy

Grading Percentages

The following percentages have been assigned for CS367: (subject to change)

       Midterm                                          15%
       Final                                            20%
       Homeworks (6 at percentages specified)           65%
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       Total                                           100%

Individual assignments and exams will not be assigned letter grades. Letter grades are assigned at the end of the semester. Final grades for CS367 are curved with a mean in the range 2.7 - 3.1, where A = 4.0. The curve is computed after the final exam is completed. The instructor will look for natural divisions in the final percentages for the purposes of assigning letter grades.

Grading Standards for Java Programs

The readability of a program refers to the ease with which a human reader (such as the grader!) can read and understand the source code. The readability does not affect the execution of the program; however, poor readability can result in programming errors which make the program incorrect. Poor readability can also result in a grade reduction of as much as 25%. The readability of a program includes:

Late Policy

No late work will be accepted. All assignments are due on the day and at the time specified on the syllabus in your handin direcory. Notify the instructor as soon as possible if circumstances beyond your control prevent you from completing an assignment on time. Extensions are not given if requested within 2 days of the due date or after the assignment is due.

Regrades

You have one week after a graded assignment is returned to request a re-grading of your assignment if you believe that there was an error in the grading.