Criterion 1: Object Oriented
Programming (OOP)
1-2: Has little to no
understanding of OOP
3-4: Has mediocre
understanding of OOP but
cant implement it
5-6: Has great understanding
of OOP and can implement it
to a sufficient level
7-8: Has an outstanding
knowledge of OOP and can
implement this knowledge
very well in programs
Criterion 4: Aesthetics
1-2: Has bad aesthetics
3-4: Has mediocre aesthetics
5-6: Has great aesthetics
7-8: Has an outstanding
aesthetics
Criterion 2: Algorithms and
Data Structures
1-2: Has little to no
understanding of algorithms
and data structures
3-4: Has mediocre
understanding of algorithms
and data structures but cant
implement it
5-6: Has great understanding
of algorithms and data
structures and can
implement it to a sufficient
level
7-8: Has an outstanding
knowledge of algorithms and
data structures and can
implement this knowledge
very well in programs
Criterion 5: Code
1-2: Has very messy code
that is hard to understand
3-4: Has fairly messy code
that is kind of understandable
5-6: Has clean code that is
understandable but
comments aren't clear
7-8: Has clean,
understandable code with
clear comments
Criterion 3: Usability
1-2: Can only be used by
people very good with
computers and has several
major errors
3-4: Can be used by people
who are relatively good at
computers, has one or two
major errors
5-6: Can be used by people
who are okay at technology,
has several minor errors
7-8: Can be used by people
with limited knowledge of
technology, has no errors
Criterion 6: Problem
Solving
*unfamiliar situations means
programs that arent known
1-2: Cannot deal with any
type of unfamiliar situation
3-4: Can sometimes deal
with slightly unfamiliar
situations
5-6: Can deal with unfamiliar
situations with research
7-8: Can deal with unfamiliar
situations in a reasonable
time without research