Grading

Grading Procedure

Individual assignments will be graded based on:
- Your self assessment and evaluation.
- Assignment automated tests and checks.
- Code and Assignment Review.
Group assignments will be graded based on:
- The Team's self assessment and evaluation.
- Assignment automated tests and checks.
- Code and Assignment Review.
- Peer evaluation. (Further instructions will be shared)

All assignments will have a README.md file at the root directory of the project.
On the self assessment, you're required to provide:
- Self-reflection
- Self-assessment of the grade you think you deserve with justifications.
  - If you complete all the required items on the assignment checklist and they work, give your self the full grade.
  - If you leave out some of the required items, or you're not sure if you satisfied all the requirements, or think you've done everything but it still doesn't work properly, deduct a few points and justify that in the comments.
    - When grading you may receive higher grade that you gave your self 😉.
  - If nothing works (but you tried) and we can see that you tried in the code, give your self half the points.
  - If you say you did something when you didn't or not submit the assignment at all, you'll receive zero points for the assignment.
    - be honest .
    - be active.

Assignments in this course include the following:

Quizzes – 10%
- Always due on Sundays.
- Only available until their due dates. Once it passed, it passed.
- Serves the purpose of collecting attendance. ensures that you're checking the course every week.
- Lowest quiz grade will be dropped.
Labs and Assignments – 50%
- Always due on Sundays.
- 10% will be deducted for every late day
- Once a solution has been posted, no work for that assignment will be accepted.
  - you may suggest a different project to build that will illustrate your understanding.
- Lowest grade will be dropped.
Check-in surveys – 10%
- This will be to collect early feedback from you on the course.
Final Project – 30%
- Final Game
- Presentation
Extra Credit
- Helping fellow classmates on MS Teams with their questions.
- Adding New Automated tests (When it's not a requirement already 🙄)
- Contributing the Labs and Syllabus Repositories with Fixes.

Assignment weights chart