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Creating Subroutines – Sample Rubric

 

Criteria

Level 1

(50 – 59%)

Level 2

(60 – 60%)

Level 3

(70 – 79%)

Level 4

(80 – 100%)

Describe the purpose of functions and procedures, and how they are expressed in a programming language

TF2.07

demonstrates limited ability to describe the purpose of the functions and procedures

demonstrates some ability to describe the purpose of the functions and procedures

demonstrates considerable ability to describe the purpose of the functions and procedures

demonstrates thorough ability to describe the purpose of the functions and procedures

Describe the purpose of functions and procedures, and how they are expressed in a programming language

TF2.07

demonstrates limited ability to express the subroutine in a programming language

demonstrates some ability to express the subroutine in a programming language

demonstrates considerable ability to express the subroutine in a programming language

demonstrates thorough ability to express the subroutine in a programming language

Describe parameter passing and scope and local and global variables.

TF2.08, TF2.09

demonstrates limited knowledge of use of parameters

demonstrates some knowledge of use of parameters

demonstrates considerable knowledge of use of parameters

demonstrates thorough knowledge of use of parameters

Note: A student whose achievement is below level 1 (50%) has not met the expectations for this assignment or activity.

 

Source: Public and Catholic District School Board Writing Partnership Course Profile: Computer and Information Science, Grade 11, University/College Preparation ICS3U, Queen’s Printer for Ontario, 2001, adapted.

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