Assignment 1 for Object-Oriented Programming | CS 1410, Assignments of Computer Science

Material Type: Assignment; Professor: Rague; Class: SI Object-Oriented Programming; Subject: Computer Science; University: Weber State University; Term: Spring 2009;

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To clarify for everyone how individual assignments will be graded for this class, I have
reprinted below a sample assignment review for the first programming assignment due
1/20. The review takes the form of a checklist of items. A comment of Yes associated
with the item indicates satisfactory completion of that segment of the program. A
comment of No associated with the item indicates the program is missing a requirement.
Any other commentary means that the requirement has been partially satisfied.
You should read each assignment carefully, taking time to outline the requirements
specified for the program. You are encouraged to build up a checklist or informal
design document to ensure that your code exhibits all the requirements given in the
assignment description.
CS1410 – Assignment Review
Instructor: Brian Rague
Assignment: Assignment #1
Due: 1/20/09
Student: Sandra S. Pupil
Comments:
The following are core requirements for the assignment:
Program compiles without errors: Yes
Program contains “using namespace std” statement: Yes
Program uses newer Standard C++ header files: Yes
Correct use of C++ statements: Use endl manipulator in cout statements rather than
‘\n’.
Program logic clear and concise: Use indentation to indicate nested loops and
conditionals
Program appropriately commented: Yes
Program executes according to specifications: Yes
Accommodates appropriate range of inputs: No, if the first entry is 0, the program
prints a total and terminates.
Outputs are formatted and easy to read: Yes
Displays introductory message to user explaining purpose of the program: Yes
Program can read in positive and negative numbers: Yes
Program responds with subtotal on zero input: Yes
Program responds with total on two consecutive zero input: Yes, except for initial
zero.
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To clarify for everyone how individual assignments will be graded for this class, I have reprinted below a sample assignment review for the first programming assignment due 1/20. The review takes the form of a checklist of items. A comment of Yes associated with the item indicates satisfactory completion of that segment of the program. A comment of No associated with the item indicates the program is missing a requirement. Any other commentary means that the requirement has been partially satisfied. You should read each assignment carefully, taking time to outline the requirements specified for the program. You are encouraged to build up a checklist or informal design document to ensure that your code exhibits all the requirements given in the assignment description. CS1410 – Assignment Review Instructor: Brian Rague Assignment: Assignment # Due: 1/20/ Student: Sandra S. Pupil Comments: The following are core requirements for the assignment: Program compiles without errors: Yes Program contains “using namespace std” statement: Yes Program uses newer Standard C++ header files: Yes Correct use of C++ statements: Use endl manipulator in cout statements rather than ‘\n’. Program logic clear and concise: Use indentation to indicate nested loops and conditionals Program appropriately commented: Yes Program executes according to specifications: Yes Accommodates appropriate range of inputs: No, if the first entry is 0, the program prints a total and terminates. Outputs are formatted and easy to read: Yes Displays introductory message to user explaining purpose of the program: Yes Program can read in positive and negative numbers: Yes Program responds with subtotal on zero input: Yes Program responds with total on two consecutive zero input: Yes, except for initial zero.

Program terminates after display total: Yes Program correctly computes subtotals: Yes Program correctly computes totals: Yes Subtotals and totals are labeled correctly: Yes Output is right justified in a field width of size 16: Output labeled with Subtotal: and Total: with their associated values are not in column of size 16. Grade: 94 out of 100