For programs that are worth 10/10, here are the guidelines... 10 - correct output on all test cases, on time. 9 - correct output on all test cases, slightly late. 8 - right on most test cases, and/or late. - bases - correct on all bases <= 10. - rodcutting - correct on either greedy or dynamic but not both. 7 - right on at least some test cases, and/or late. - 4thought - not following order of operations, but otherwise correct. - fall programming contest - formatting error, otherwise correct. Project checking assignment, HW project1 in BB * 15 points total. * full credit if you met with me, having something along the lines of what I suggested, and have it documented * -3 if you don't have documented what your progress is. * 10/15 if you have something copied from the internet, but there is no documentation from you about how it works, how to run it, etc. * 8/15 if there is something, but it doesn't look like much yet. * 5/15 if there is something but shows very minimal effort. Final project code grading. 100 points total. 40 points for style/documentation * /10 comments * /5 indentation * /5 good variable/function names * /10 general style * /10 README file 60 points for correctness * /30 program works and is usable * /30 you did what Jeff asked