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CS2 Programming Portion Final Exam Spring 2010 Calculator GUI Design Rubric Code: EXA758 By rstroud Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Exam Grade Levels: 9-12

Final Exam Spring 2010 40 % Create a GUI for a calculator that implements JFrame. Use BorderLayout and GridLayout in the design. The GUI must have multiple JPanels that are placed on 1 JPanel that holds the contents. Use JButtons.
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Specifications 20 % GUI Design in Java using the following elements; BorderLayOut GridLayout JPanel JButton	Excellent The program meets the requirements given in the instructions	Good The program meets most of the requirements given in the instructions	Fair The program meets some of the requirements given in the instructions.	Poor The program barely meets any requirements given in the instructions
Readability 10 % The code has all the required comments and indentation	Excellent The code is well organized and very easy to read, follow and demonstrates excellent indentation.	Good The code is fairly easy to read and is properly indented.	Fair The code is readable only by someone who knows what the code is supposed to be doing.	Poor The code is poorly organized and very difficult to read with poor indentation.
Reusability 5 % The code was developed in such a way to allow for further modifications	Excellent The code was developed in such a way that either all or some of the code could be reused and utilized.	Good Some of the code could be reused in other programs.	Fair Some parts of the code could be reused in other programs.	Poor The code is not organized for reusability.
Team Work 5 % Student participated with group members.	Excellent The student worked well with teammates demonstrating good work ethics.	Good The student worked with fellow teammates.	Fair The student worked with teammates but contributed limited assistance.	Poor The student did very little to assist fellow teammates.