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Individual Case Rubric ACCT 30110 
Rubric Code: HX6962W
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Subject: Accounting  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Category 1

1 pts

Category 2

0.85 pts

Category 3

0.7 pts

Category 4

0.5 pts

Category 5

0 pts

Organization
15 pts

Category 1

Appears neat & organized; logical; no spelling or grammar errors; uses active voice; guides the reader through the case; gets to the point.
Category 2

Generally logical but occasionally skips around; few lapses in grammar or spelling; generally guides the reader.
Category 3

Skips around, but addresses all the points; occasional lapses in grammar and or spelling; reader must work to follow the train of thought
Category 4

Haphazzard; difficult to follow; several grammar and or spelling errors; generally sloppy in appearance
Category 5

No credit
Facts
4 pts

Category 1

Summarizes the relevant facts completely
Category 2

Demonstrates an understanding of most facts
Category 3

Generally understands the facts
Category 4

Does not discuss the facts of the case
Category 5

No credit
Issues
10 pts

Category 1

Identifies the appropriate key issues; identifies any implied issues; goes beyond the minimums asked in the case
Category 2

Identifies most key issues and some implied issues; handles the minimum requirements well and recognizes some issues beyond them
Category 3

Identifies some key issues but does not recognize implied issues; does not go beyond the minimum requirements of the case
Category 4

Does not recognize the key issues of the case; does not understand the questions being asked and/or the accounting questions being posed
Category 5

No credit
Applicable Literature
12 pts

Category 1

Identifies all applicable literature; does not include extraneous material; demonstrates the relationship between the selected literature and the issues at hand; recognizes nuances and subtle relationships between literature and issues
Category 2

Identifies most of the applicable literature; includes some extraneous material; generally connects the issues to the literature identified but misses the subtle points
Category 3

Identifies some of the appropriate literature but includes much that is not on point; does not connect appropriate literature to all the identified issues
Category 4

Missing applicable literature; includes irrelevant references; clips large sections of material and pastes it into the memo in hope that the reader may find some connection
Category 5

No credit
Discussion & Analysis
24 pts

Category 1

Presents an insightful and thorough analysis of all issues; presents persuasive arguments directly relating the facts to the issues and clearly tying them to the identified literature; clearly addresses alternatives
Category 2

Generally analyzes all the issues in light of the literature identified, but does not connect in some areas; arguments are not always persuasive and leave some work to the reader to connect the dots; acknowledges alternatives but does not clearly address them
Category 3

Analysis is superficial; treats some issues as "given" when a challenging analysis is required; arguments are not well supported; arguments are one-sided and do not address alternatives
Category 4

Appears lost; does not understand the issues sufficiently to be able to connect them to the literature and evaluate them; does not understand the case; does not guide the reader
Category 5

No credit
Conclusion
10 pts

Category 1

Conclusion follows clearly from the analysis; it is logical and supported; there is no hedging and no part of the conclusion is unsupported
Category 2

Conclusions generally follow from the analysis but support is not fully integrated into the conclusion; leaves some work to the reader; offers some unsupported conclusions
Category 3

Some conclusions follow from the analysis, but not clearly; conclusions are "hedged" with new issues or alternatives not previously discussed
Category 4

Conclusions are unsupported; they do not follow logically from the analysis;
Category 5

No credit




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