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    Final Prog 1

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    The document provides instructions and scoring rubrics for a final examination in Programming in C++. It outlines 3 performance tasks for students: 1) Create a main program with 5 sub-programs, 2) Apply conditional statements, loops, and arrays, 3) Submit the program on time. Students have 2 weeks to complete the program and must submit a soft copy and executable file by December 17, 2022. The rubric assesses the program for timeliness, content, and assigns a final grade equivalent.

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    The document provides instructions and scoring rubrics for a final examination in Programming in C++. It outlines 3 performance tasks for students: 1) Create a main program with 5 sub-programs, 2) Apply conditional statements, loops, and arrays, 3) Submit the program on time. Students have 2 weeks to complete the program and must submit a soft copy and executable file by December 17, 2022. The rubric assesses the program for timeliness, content, and assigns a final grade equivalent.

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    The document provides instructions and scoring rubrics for a final examination in Programming in C++. It outlines 3 performance tasks for students: 1) Create a main program with 5 sub-programs, 2) Apply conditional statements, loops, and arrays, 3) Submit the program on time. Students have 2 weeks to complete the program and must submit a soft copy and executable file by December 17, 2022. The rubric assesses the program for timeliness, content, and assigns a final grade equivalent.

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    The document provides instructions and scoring rubrics for a final examination in Programming in C++. It outlines 3 performance tasks for students: 1) Create a main program with 5 sub-programs, 2) Apply conditional statements, loops, and arrays, 3) Submit the program on time. Students have 2 weeks to complete the program and must submit a soft copy and executable file by December 17, 2022. The rubric assesses the program for timeliness, content, and assigns a final grade equivalent.

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    DON HONORIO VENTURA STATE UNIVERSITY

    Bacolor, Pampanga

    LUBAO CAMPUS

    FINAL EXAMINATION in PROGRAMMING IN C++ SCORE

    STUDENT
    NAMES

    Y/S: DATE:

    I: Performance Task/Objective:
    The students are expected to do the following:
    1. To create a MAIN program that contain five (5) sub-programs;
    2. To create five (5) sub-programs that will allow the user to run and return to the main menu with the
    following: a. List of Names, b. Expressions/Computation, c. Condition, d. Loops, e. Arrays
    3. To apply Conditional Statements, Looping and Arrays;
    4. To submit the program on time as given in the rubrics.

    II. Description of the Task


    The students are given a TWO (2) WEEKS to create the said program. Students are then need to submit the
    program in a soft copy and executable file created in any C++ compiler on or before December 17, 2022.

    III. Scoring the Rubrics

    DIMENSION/CRIT 4 3 2 1
    ERIA
    VERY
    INDICATORS/WEI EXCELLENT SATISFACTORY POOR SCORE
    SATISFACTORY
    GHT
    Submitted the Submitted the Submitted the
    Submitted the
    final program final program two final program one
    final program on
    Timeliness (20%) three (3) days (2) days before (1) days before
    the time of
    before the time of the time of the time of
    submission
    submission submission submission
    Content (80%) 4 3 2 1
    Minor details of Significant details Program only
    No errors, the program of the functions
    Program program always specification are specification are correctly in very
    Specifications / works correctly violated, program violated, program limited cases or
    Correctness and meets the functions often exhibits not at all.
    specification(s). incorrectly for incorrect
    some inputs. behavior.
    No errors, code is Minor issues with At least one major Major problems
    clean, consistent issue with with at three or
    understandable, indentation, use indentation, four of the
    Readability and well- of whitespace, whitespace, readability
    organized. variable naming, variable names, or subcategories.
    or general organization.
    organization.
    No errors, code is One or two places File header No file header or
    well-commented. that could benefit missing, comments
    from comments complicated lines present.
    are missing them or sections of
    Documentation or the code is code
    overly uncommented or
    commented. lacking
    meaningful
    comments.
    No errors, code N/A Code uses poorly- Many things in
    uses the best chosen the code could
    approach in every approaches in at have been
    Code Efficiency case. least one place. accomplished in
    an easier, faster,
    or otherwise
    better fashion.
    FINAL GRADE

    EQUIVALENT OF 3.0- 3.9 = 2.0-2.9 = 1.0 – 1.9 =


    4 – 100%
    WEIGHTED RATING 91-99% 80-89% 70 – 79%

    Prepared by:

    Lionel G. de Lazo, MIT


    Instructor

    Noted by:

    Maria Christina L. Medina, LPT, MALED


    Academic Chairperson

    Noted by:

    Rowel D. Waje, RCE, MAED


    Director, Lubao Campus

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