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an
adequate job is considered a C grade of some sort - meaning C-,
C or C+ (note, however, that a C- should be taken as a "warning shot across
the bow", i.e. it is borderline work and next time such work will likely
receive a D)
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a
good job will receive a B grade of some sort - this means you
have fully addressed the objectives of the assignment (and the
assignment includes references, images, diagrams, etc., as appropriate)
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in
order to receive an A grade you will need to fully address the
objectives and impress me in someway - an 'A' goes above and
beyond the call of duty!
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however, I should warn you to consider this advice wisely - I do not expect a
24-hour marathon effort for an assignment worth only 1% of your overall grade
... that would be overkill (I was going to say "supremely stupid", but
"overkill" sounds more professional somehow)
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bottom-line: I am expecting a professional product delivered on-time
