Outcome/Performance Criteria |
(exceeds expectation)
4 |
(meets expectation)
3 |
(barely meets expectation)
2 |
(fails to meet expectation)
1 |
Score |
Ability to identify,
formulate, and solve
engineering problems
by: |
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- Identification and development of the problem statement
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Problem statement is clearly defined; background is very well researched. |
Problem is defined clearly; some background given. |
Problem is discussed, but not well defined. Very little background is given. |
Little or no sense of the problem is described. |
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- Applying principles of engineering to formulate the problem
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Can relate theoretical concepts to practical problem solving |
Connects theoretical concepts to practical problem-solving missing some minor ones |
Connects theoretical concepts to practical problem-solving missing some major ones |
Does not see the connection between theory and practical problem solving |
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- Applying appropriate scientific methods to solve the problem
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Demonstrates creative synthesis of solution by combining engineering knowledge and information |
Demonstrates synthesis of solution by combining engineering knowledge and information missing minor ones |
Demonstrates synthesis of solution by combining engineering knowledge and information missing some major ones |
Demonstrates synthesis of solution by combining engineering knowledge and information missing most important ones |
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