This is the grading rubric for Lab 2. The rubric does not provide specifics, but should give an idea of what a complete solution looks like and how different components are prioritized and weighted.
The assignment is out of a total of 10 points. ## Rubric
Problem 1 (5 Points)
Problem 1.1 (1 points)
| Problem missing or major error in code. |
Code runs and has the correct logic to simulate the game |
Problem 1.2 (2 points)
| No plot provided or plot does not visualize what was asked for. |
Plot is related to the game simulations but has key issues prohibiting interpretability of results (unlabeled axes, etc). |
Plot is easy to interpret and graphs the correct quantities. |
Problem 1.3 (2 points)
| Analysis missing or unrelated to the plot. |
Analysis does not match plot or is merely superficial (for example, identifying point of rough convergence without discussing earlier period). |
Analysis matches the plot and covers everything asked for. |
Problem 2 (5 points)
Problem 2.1 (3 points)
| Problem missing or code is not related to the problem. |
Code has major logic or syntax errors and/or justification of the number of samples is missing. |
Code has a minor error which prevents getting the right results or justification of the number of samples is weak (e.g. not related to any analysis of convergence). |
Code works properly and clear justification of number of samples is presented, drawing on evidence. |
Problem 2.2 (2 points)
| Plot is missing or is unrelated to the problem. |
Plot is present but has issues which limit interpretabiity (e.g. unlabeled axes) or there is no analysis of the result. |
Plot answers the question and is easily interpretable, and there is a discussion of the results. |