CMP101 Grading Guide - program 1	Total points:  100  (+10 bonus)

55 points for program correctness:

__________     5 points for makefile/README/Driver

__________    10 points for successful compilation of a complete program

__________     5 points for non-fatal execution (of complete program)

__________     5 points for echoing input and labeling the output (see below*).

__________    30 points for correctly solving the problem using the
                    appropriate algorithms

30 points for modularity/ADTs:

__________    15 points for appropriate (recommended) module/ADT structure

__________     5 points for good module description/interfaces in header files

__________     5 points for information hiding (only handle type exported)

__________     5 points for dynamic memory management 
			(malloc's/free's rather than arrays/MAXSIZE constants)


15 points for style:

__________     5 points for functions: commented, appropriate size, 
		no redundant code

__________     5 points for good variable, type, and function names


__________     5 points for readability and consistency and adherence 
		to style guidelines

__________     Bonus points (max 10):
		+5 pts for good memory management (freeing memory and
		using free list for unused list elements).
		up to +5 points (reader's discretion) for exceptional 
		programs.
		

__________	Penalty:
		up to -10 points (reader discretion) additional penalty for 
                 extremely poor: indentation, missing curly brackets, 
                 undocumented trickyness, inconsistent capitalization,
		 infinite loops, and/or other problems causing readability 
	 	 or grading difficulties.  This includes putting the 
                 whole program in one file.

___________	TOTAL

* - This is not explicitly staed in the assignment.  To get full credit, 
the input should be echoed to the screen after reading it in along with 
a descriptive sentence as to what it is (i.e. "This represents Warband1...").
The output should also have some sort of description printed with it so
that it is clear what the output means.