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Student: Ajay Sagar Nandimandalam
Grader: Vineet Patel
Homework 1
The maximum grade for this homework is 8%. Points are subtracted from this maximum grade: for example, saying
that 2% is lost if some requirement is not completed means that the resulting grade will be 8%-2% => 6%;
if the core homework functionality does not work or it is not implemented as specified in your documentation,
your grade will be zero;
Grading Criteria:
- only some basic cloud simulation examples from the cloudsim repo are given and nothing else is done:
* Non-trivial simulations: -0%
- having less than five unit and/or integration scalatests:
* More than 5 tests present: -0%
- missing comments and explanations from the simulation program:
* Comments present: -0%
- logging is not used in the simulation programs:
* logging configured, but print statements used: -0.1%
- hardcoding the input values in the source code instead of using the suggested configuration libraries:
* configuration used: -0%
- for each used var for heap-based shared variables or mutable collections:
* multiple uses of var: -0.2%
- for each used while or for or other loops with induction variables to iterate over a collection:
* no loops found: -0%
- no instructions in README.md on how to install and run your simulator:
* Instructions present in readme.
- the program crashes without completing the core functionality:
* program run: -0%
- the documentation exists but it is insufficient to understand your cloud simulation design and models and how you assembled and deployed all components of the cloud:
* Documentation is sufficient: -0%
Total grade: 7.7%
Comments: excellent job on the documentation. I like how you simulated map-reduce jobs. Overall excellent job, just
check the grading criteria beforehand, so you don't lose points for things like using var, print, etc.