Assignment 2 : Marking Guidelines
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The marks for the assignment are broken down as follows:

30% Design

- This section of marks is based on the Design Documentation provided in
the README file that you will submit (see Submission Requirements). The 
given design should address ALL the requirements for the assignment.
Include details on how you handled concurrency concerns, different
types of pages, synchronizing the leading and trailing hand, etc.
If you make any design decisions, back them up with reasoning as to 
why you did it that way, and why other ways you considered were
inapproriate or wouldn't work.

Even if you don't finish the coding for a part of the assignment, you should
still include the design for that part of the assignment. 

- Your design documentation should also point to the files where each area
of your design is implemented. You will lose marks if the marker can't find
where you have implemented something.

40% Implementation

- This section of marks is based on the implementation of your design.
The implementation will be evaluated on completeness and correctness. The
marking for this section will be broken down into the various sections of
the assignment's requirements (ie. leading/trailing hands, swap daemon, etc.)
so it is worth your while to do your work in stages and get the easier 
parts of the assignment done first, before moving on to the harder parts. 
There will be some marks awarded for partial implementations, but it 
is probably better for you to get the part you have written to be correct, 
rather than have all of it partially finished.

20% Testing

- This section is based on how well you prove that your design and
implementation are complete and correct.  You will get marks for having
good test programs and for providing debug/report output that shows that
your implementation is working properly.  If you don't get it to work
properly, don't try and fudge it and pretend you did.  Show test
output that shows it doesn't work, what it would be doing
if it did work, and if you have any idea, why it might be wrong.

10% Style/Presentation

- This section of marks is based on your coding style, how well you
modularized your code and integrated it with the existing minotaur code.
Your implementation of the assignment shouldn't be a "hacked" addition
to the operating system but should be an enhancement of the existing system.
Marks will also be awarded for the readability of your code (comments help
with this) and the readability of the documentation. (Basically this mark
will reflect how easy it was to mark your assignment.) You will also lose
marks here if you do not conform to the submission requirements (see the
document named "HandIn" in the assignment directory).