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Alice - Final Programming Project 
Alice - Programming Project
Alice Final Project
Rubric Code: YX32X5B
By vcasas
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Subject: Computers  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Story

Poor

Random movements, no coherent story.
Fair

Hard to understand, but a semblance of a story; more just an excuse to randomly use methods.
Good

An easy to understand story, with methods to fit the story and not the other way around.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations. Story is creative with
well-defined beginning, middle and ending.
Objects (3-5)

Poor

Has used too few or too many objects.
Fair

Has used several objects, some not used however.
Good

Has used an appropriate amount of objects to create the story.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations. Objects utilized effectively to drive story and programming.
Methods (Range 3-5+)

Poor

Only a few methods used and not in any correct order.
Fair

Several different types of methods used; varying degree of order.
Good

Many different types of methods used in good order.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations. Methods utilized effectively to develop story-action and organize programming.
Do-Together

Poor

No Do-Together
Fair

Do-Together used but in a very simplistic manner.
Good

Do-Together used in order to help create a more complex method.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations. Do togethers are utilized to develop programming organization and flow.
Do-In Order

Poor

No Do-In Order
Fair

Do-In Order used but in a very simplistic manner (no reason other than to put it in).
Good

Do-In Order used to make some things happen in a logical order.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations. Do-In Order used to make many things happen in a logical order.
Properties

Poor

No change in properties.
Fair

Changes made to properties at the beginning, but not throughout code.
Good

Changes made to the properties both at the beginning and throughout code.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations.
Changes made to the properties both at the beginning and throughout code are strategically utilized.
Parameters (Range 3-5+)

Poor

Only a few parameters used and not in any logical order.
Fair

Several different types of parameters used; varying degree of order and variety of program.
Good

Many different types of parameters used varying degree of order and variety of program.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations.
Many different types of parameters used varying degree of order and variety of program-strategically utilized.
Animation Timing

Poor

Minimal seconds-poor story and program development.
(20 seconds or below)
Fair

Average seconds-adequate story and program development.
(25 seconds minimum (+/- 5 seconds))
Good

Above-Average seconds-better story and program development.
(45 seconds minimum (+/- 5 seconds)
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations- seconds-excellent story and program development.
(60 seconds minimum (+/- 10 seconds)
Theme: Action

Poor

Poor visualization and concept development.
Fair

Average visualization and concept development.
Good

Above average visualization and concept development.
Excellent

Exceeds Expectations-
Excellent visualization and concept development.




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