- Solution Interpretation: This aspect evaluates how well the summary explains the solution to the problem in a clear and concise manner. It assesses the accuracy of the explanation, including proper syntax and units, as well as the use of appropriate language to convey complex concepts. Error types may include misunderstanding of mathematical concepts or failure to provide sufficient context for the solution.
- Overall Readability: This aspect evaluates how easily the summary can be read and understood by an average adult reader. It assesses the clarity and concision of the writing, including the use of proper grammar and sentence structure, as well as the inclusion of any necessary visual aids. Error types may include unclear or convoluted language or failure to provide adequate context for the problem and solution.
Computation and Language, Computer Science