Automatic machine grading programs
George E. Forsythe · 1964
In connection with introductory programming and numerical analysis courses at Stanford University, grading programs have been used intermittently since 1961. The original idea came from the TEACH routine devised at Carnegie Tech. by A. J. Perlis and others. Our programs furnish data, check student answers in various ways, keep track of running time, and keep a -and-ldquo;grade book-and-rdquo; for the problems. They do not check the quality of the programming in any other way.