Re: Looking for a good Ada 95 book

[lga@sma.ch (Laurent Gasser)]

In article <57noj5$j8e$1@goanna.cs.rmit.edu.au>, Dale Stanbrough <dale@goanna.cs.rmit.EDU.AU> writes:
> Jim Carr writes:
>  
>  "Has anyone experimented with a series of projects where a student is 
>  required to use a routine from project N-1 that was written by another 
>  student, to emphasize the need for clarity and documentation?"
>
... 
> Also on giving them work from other students... what if the work is
> fundamentally flawed? How do you assess what they have done? Students 
> don't like being penalised because of the failings of other students.
> 
> Dale

Is this possible to distribute only the works with a certain level of
quality.  Something like not every copy returned to the teacher, but
works which were rated A-B, no less.  Or for each student, a set of
three works from which to choose, with motivated rationals for the
selected version.

-- 
Laurent Gasser (lga@sma.ch)
Computers do not solve problems, they execute solutions.