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Alice Game Project 
Students will create their own game using Alice. Each game will be designed around a specific theme. Each student will create a game using a different theme. No two games will be alike. They will have to submit a game theme for approval by the teacher before they can begin coding. They will develop their design document before they will be allowed to start coding. They will have to include all design changes by using comments inside of their code. A student can receive up-to the point amount in each category.
Rubric Code: LX289W4
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Subject: Computers  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Design Document

Poor

Design specifications 25% or less complete.
Fair

Design specifications 26% - 50% complete.
Good

Design specifications 51% - 75% complete.
Excellent

Design document contains specifications for starting scene, the initial position of objects, placement and orientation of cameras. It contains descriptions of the necessary objects, the methods associated with each object and the initial state of the world. Design document turned in before coding started.
Methods

Poor

No seperate methods are created
Fair

Some methods are created to break up code, but still many things happening in each method.
Good

Multiple mehtods are created to break up code, but still many things happening in each method.
Excellent

Many methods are created correctly to show decomposition in the code.
Variables

Poor

Game does NOT contain any created variables.
Fair

Variables are created buy not used correctly.
Good

1 variable created and used correctly.
Excellent

2 or more variables are created and used correctly.
functions

Poor

No functions are created
Fair

One function is created and used correctly
Good

Two functions are created and used correctly
Excellent

3 or more functions are created and used correctly.
Test and Debug x4

Poor

Code does NOT run.
Fair

Code runs as expected but user-controlled events do NOT work properly.
Good

Code runs as expected but game play actions are NOT consistent for chosen game theme. User-controlled events work as expected.
Excellent

Code runs as expected with no syntax or logic errors. User-controlled events work correctly. Game play actions are consistent for chosen game theme.
Documentation

Poor

Documentation 25% or less complete.
Fair

Documentation 26% - 50% complete.
Good

Documentation 51% - 75% complete.
Excellent

All methods contain comments describing the author, the date, and what the method is used for. An instruction manual is included that describes the game's theme and how the user-controls work. The instruction manual is added to the beginning of the game code as comments.
Creativity

Poor

No creative elements are used
Fair

Some creative elements are present
Good

Multiple creative elements are present
Excellent

Wow! many creative elements are present that makes this a fun game to play!



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