Item #s	Max Deducted	required elements	Problem
1	omitted -5	arrays
2	omitted -5	do loops	wrong form -2 DO <label><variable>=<start>,<endValue> [,<modification- value>] … <label> CONTINUE
3	omitted -5	end =	in a read statement - where to go upon detection of end of input data READ (<unitNumber>,<label1>, END= <label2>)
4	omitted -5	err =	in a read statement - where to go upon detection of erroneous input data READ (<unitNumber>,<label1>, ERR = <label2>)
5	omitted -5	formatted reads	wrong form - used READ (5,*)
6	omitted -5	formatted writes	wrong form -1 each -2 missing carriage control -1 using A format
7	omitted -5	arithmetic if	IF (<variable>) <label1>, <label2>, <label3> goes to <label1> if value of <variable> < 0 goes to <label2> if value of <variable> = 0 goes to <label3> if value of <variable> > 0
8	omitted -5	computed goto	GOTO (<label1>, <label2>, <label3>, … <labelN>) <variable> transfer control to <label1> if <variable> = 1 transfer control to <label2> if <variable> = 2 transfer control to <label3> if <variable> = 3 … transfer control to <labelN> if <variable> = N
9	omitted -5	subroutines	SUBROUTINE <name> (<parameter-list>) …. RETURN END
10	omitted -5	functions	[<returnValueType>] FUNCTION <name> (<parameter-list>) … <name> = <expression> RETURN END
11	omitted -5	if	wrong form -2 - early FORTRAN did not allow use of THEN or ELSE. Only one statement was allowed if the condition in the IF was true. IF (<condition>) doThis doThis could be an assignment statement, an input statement, an output statement, a subroutine call, or a goto statement. If the <condition> was false, control passed to the statement following the IF. If the doThis was anything but a goto, after the doThis was executed, control passed to the statement following the IF.
12	-8	8 item heading	incomplete -1 each
13	omitted -5	description of purpose	incomplete -2 wrong -3 description of program's purpose is required in every program this semester
14	omitted -5	description of input	incomplete -2 wrong -3 description of program's input is required in every program this semester
15	omitted -5	description of output	incomplete -2 wrong -3 description of program's output is required in every program this semester
16	-8	internal comments	inadequate - in this course should mainly be about the programming language (what is different from what you know in Java or other languages and how the statement behaves if it wouldn't be obvious to someone unfamiliar with the language). should also include explanations of behavior (algorithm) which are not obvious
		Penalties for
17		exe doesn't run
18		exe not present
19	-5 if 1 per line	output doesn't match specs	format 3 per line - explicit requirement
20		output doesn't match specs	missing item(s) - number of positive numbers, number of negative numbers, number of incorrect input values, number of input values of zero, echo of input, contents of array of positive values, contents of array of negative values, average of positive values, average of negative values
21		output isn't correct	incorrect values
22		output isn't complete	missing item you say you will output something that isn't in output
23		no output
24		disk not labeled	course requirement that disks submitted as part of programming assignments be labeled at least with programmer's name
25		folder not labeled	course requirement that programming assignments be submitted in a labeled folder
26		printout missing	course requirement that printout of source code be submitted with programming assignments
27		error message missing	When the program encounters erroneous input it should inform the user of the problem when the program is interactive.
28		output format inadequate	***** 1 or more times -1 each - occurs when width in format descriptor is not big enough to hold the integer portion of the value being printed
29		intro doesn't match specs	Introduction to user should tell the user what the program will do and should match the specifications and should do what it says.
30		actual/formal parameter names identical	This is not a good idea and should not be done in this course. In general the correspondance between formal and actual parameter names is by position. Using the same names makes it look like it is by name.
31	- ½ each	unnecessary type declarations	FORTRAN uses the convention that variable names beginning with the letters I,J,K,L,M,N that hold numeric values by default hold integer values. All others hold REAL values.
32	-1 each	unnecessary statements
33	-1 each	unreachable statements	you have a statement in your code that can never be executed (probably because it is directly preceded by a GOTO and doesn't have a label on it).
34	-1 each	missing return statement	subroutines and functions required a RETURN statement in early FORTRAN
35	-1 each	missing stop statement	main program required a STOP statement in early FORTRAN
36	-1 each	missing end statement	END marks the end of a program unit (tells the compiler that there is no more code in that unit to be translated)
37	-2	intro incomplete
38	-3	disk missing
39	-1	output not right justified
40	-3 each	average not visible	pos or neg - was an explicit specification
41		averages should be real	this is a good thing to remember
42		exceeding array bounds	early FORTRAN would let you ask for the 12^th value in a 10^th element array. Your code should not do this
43		error message unclear	It is n't clear from what you output when erroneous input data was encountered what the user did wrong
44	-1 each	extra output	your program printed values that were not in the input data
45	-5	no intro
46	- ½ each	unnecessary initialization	it is not necessary or desirable to initialize all variables although some employers will ask you to do this.
47		using non-FORTRAN IV feature