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Lab 05 grading Lab 04 grading Rubric Code: SC8W27 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Engineering Type: Assessment Grade Levels: (none)

Lab 05 Descriptions Enter rubric description
	All incorrect 0 pts	Most incorrect 25 pts	Some correct, Some functionality 50 pts	Most correct 75 pts	All correct 100 pts
Part 1a-i 15 % D flip-flop demonstration	All incorrect All incorrect	Most incorrect Most incorrect	Some correct, Some functionality Some correct, some functionality	Most correct Most correct, but minor error	All correct All correct
Part 1a-ii 5 % Edge sensitvity	All incorrect All incorrect	Most incorrect Do not choose this option; this question is either entire correct or incorrect	Some correct, Some functionality Do not choose this option; this question is either entire correct or incorrect	Most correct Do not choose this option; this question is either entire correct or incorrect	All correct All correct
Part 1b 10 % Register demonstration	All incorrect All incorrect	Most incorrect Most incorrect	Some correct, Some functionality Some correct, some functionality	Most correct Most correct, but minor error	All correct All correct
Part 2 35 % Demonstration (Adder/subtractor)	All incorrect All incorrect	Most incorrect Most incorrect	Some correct, Some functionality Some correct, some functionality	Most correct Most correct, but minor error	All correct All correct
Question 1 15 % Improving efficiency of pattern matching circuit	All incorrect Students simply answer no with little explanation.	Most incorrect Students suggest that improvement is possible, but offer little explanation.	Some correct, Some functionality Assumption made that we just have a single data stream that cannot be separated; would preclude interleaving, but answer incomplete.	Most correct Students' answer conveys understanding of interleaving, but does not clearly articulate how this might be possible.	All correct Students mentioned interleaving, result can be produced each clock cycle; articulates some path toward how interleaving might be realized (i.e., with independent or split data streams).
Question 2 4 % Programming pattern matching problem	All incorrect Criteria for full credit defined at right; points assigned appropriately in other boxes depending on quality of answer.	Most incorrect Criteria for full credit defined at right; points assigned appropriately in other boxes depending on quality of answer.	Some correct, Some functionality Criteria for full credit defined at right; points assigned appropriately in other boxes depending on quality of answer.	Most correct Criteria for full credit defined at right; points assigned appropriately in other boxes depending on quality of answer.	All correct Reasonable sketch of program approach, program might leverage bit-wise AND operation on variable that is continuously updated with next bit of stream. (Other reasonable answers should receive full credit.)
Question 3 8 % Time required to check first 20 bits of N-bit stream	All incorrect Incorrect answer that reflects complete misunderstanding of flip-flop operation + how pattern matching circuit works.	Most incorrect Incorrect answer -- but with some snippets of understanding about how flip-flop operation, pattern matching circuit works.	Some correct, Some functionality Correct understanding, but failure to account for time to initialize PEs with incoming data stream.	Most correct Correct understanding, but minor cycle error -- perhaps because of mistake when FF updated, etc.	All correct Completely correct.
Question 4 8 % Time required to find 128 bits in 1000 bit pattern	All incorrect Incorrect answer that reflects complete misunderstanding of flip-flop operation + how pattern matching circuit works.	Most incorrect Incorrect answer -- but with some snippets of understanding about how flip-flop operation, pattern matching circuit works.	Some correct, Some functionality Correct understanding, but failure to account for time to initialize PEs with incoming data stream OR failure to account for all 128 bit matches, etc.	Most correct Correct understanding, but minor cycle error -- perhaps because of mistake when FF updated, etc.	All correct Completely correct.

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