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Grades #1

Open toddbranch opened 10 years ago

toddbranch commented 10 years ago

Where are your prelab / functionality grades / timeliness? Zeroes until I get them.

Prelab - 7

Required - 40 - 10% for 1 day late = 36 B - 0 A - 0

Use of Git - 3 - You can do better than this. It's clear you didn't use git all along and are simply adding files one at a time. You should be committing functionality increments - these often involve code changes across files. Code Style - Check Minus - 3 - Get rid of that boilerplate header! You've got some indentation issues - be consistent! Replace "00100000000" with an unsigned value, then cast to std_logic_vector if necessary. No comments at all? I need at least something above a block of code to tell me what I'm looking at. Ton of magic numbers in pixel_gen - use constants! README - 10 - Describe the problem better! What are the challenging parts of implementing pong and how does your FSM address them? Looks like there's a placeholder for an FSM picture - but it's not in your repo. Use your code examples to illustrate helpful constructs - don't just plop down a huge block and say "that's how it works".

Your Test / Debug and Conclusion sections are identical to Lab 1. Not cool.

Total - 59

gnovakowski commented 10 years ago

Sir,

            The grades are as follows:

            Prelab – Check minus

            Required – Complete, but 1 day late

            B – 0

            A – 0

Very Respectfully,

// SIGNED //

Geoffrey Paul Novakowski

CS-35, “Weasels”

USAF Academy

From: Todd Branchflower [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 11:08 AM To: gnovakowski/Lab_2 Subject: [Lab_2] Grades (#1)

Where are your prelab / functionality grades / timeliness? Zeroes until I get them.

Prelab - 0

Required - 0 B - 0 A - 0

Use of Git - 2 - You can do better than this. It's clear you didn't use git all along and are simply adding files one at a time. You should be committing functionality increments - these often involve code changes across files. Code Style - Check Minus - 3 - Get rid of that boilerplate header! You've got some indentation issues - be consistent! Replace "00100000000" with an unsigned value, then cast to std_logic_vector if necessary. No comments at all? I need at least something above a block of code to tell me what I'm looking at. Ton of magic numbers in pixel_gen - use constants! README - 10 - Describe the problem better! What are the challenging parts of implementing pong and how does your FSM address them? Looks like there's a placeholder for an FSM picture - but it's not in your repo. Use your code examples to illustrate helpful constructs - don't just plo p down a huge block and say "that's how it works".

Your Test / Debug and Conclusion sections are identical to Lab 1. Not cool.

Total - 15

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gnovakowski commented 10 years ago

Sir,

            In regards to my Debug and Conclusion section, I had copied my ReadMe file from the first lab to use as a template (for the formatting and code for insertion of pictures) but I honestly forgot to update the Test/debug and conclusion sections to be applicable to this lab. I apologize. 

Very Respectfully,

// SIGNED //

Geoffrey Paul Novakowski

CS-35, “Weasels”

USAF Academy

From: Todd Branchflower [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 11:08 AM To: gnovakowski/Lab_2 Subject: [Lab_2] Grades (#1)

Where are your prelab / functionality grades / timeliness? Zeroes until I get them.

Prelab - 0

Required - 0 B - 0 A - 0

Use of Git - 2 - You can do better than this. It's clear you didn't use git all along and are simply adding files one at a time. You should be committing functionality increments - these often involve code changes across files. Code Style - Check Minus - 3 - Get rid of that boilerplate header! You've got some indentation issues - be consistent! Replace "00100000000" with an unsigned value, then cast to std_logic_vector if necessary. No comments at all? I need at least something above a block of code to tell me what I'm looking at. Ton of magic numbers in pixel_gen - use constants! README - 10 - Describe the problem better! What are the challenging parts of implementing pong and how does your FSM address them? Looks like there's a placeholder for an FSM picture - but it's not in your repo. Use your code examples to illustrate helpful constructs - don't just plo p down a huge block and say "that's how it works".

Your Test / Debug and Conclusion sections are identical to Lab 1. Not cool.

Total - 15

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