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To determine the effectiveness of our instructional processes, we will
archive all scoring and feedback on student work at the finest level
of granularity, i.e., at the problems/question level. For reasons of
cost, timeliness, uniformity and accuracy, it is important that,
insofar as practical, we automate the grading of both proctored and
unproctored student work. It does, however, place a burden on those
assigning student work to make reasonable scoring automatable.
Scripts to automate the testing of programs are now under
construction. To facilitate accurate scoring it is almost essential
that grading scripts be made available to students prior to assignment
deadlines to use with their own test cases.
Tom Payne
2003-09-04