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DM: Project 1 Report 
Design Methodology Project 1 Report
Rubric Code: N2W26WW
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Subject: Engineering  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Did not complete

0 pts

Poor

1 pts

Competent

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

General Presentation of Material

Did not complete
Poor

The report is not clear and the narrative lacks cohesion, such that the reader struggles to comprehend the text and main takeaways. A poor report may not adhere to the strict formatting requirements or have an abundance of mistakes.
Competent

The report is not clear and the narrative lacks cohesion, but the reader is still able to comprehend the text and main takeaways. A competent report may not adhere to the strict formatting requirements or have an abundance of mistakes.
Proficient

The report is clear and the narrative walks the reader through the concept development process and decision making, but the writing is not engaging or polished or contains mistakes (hard to read figures, etc.).
Advanced

The report is clear, the narrative walks the reader through the concept development process and decision making, and the writing is engaging and polished and free from mistakes.
Presentation of Scope and Needs

Did not complete
Poor

The report does not clearly articulate the purpose of the design or customer needs /requirements.
Competent

The report does not clearly articulate the purpose and scope of the design but does include customer needs /requirements (and how they were established).
Proficient

The report clearly articulates the purpose and scope of the design but does not explain customer needs/requirements and/or how they were established.
Advanced

The report clearly articulates the purpose and scope of the design and customer needs /requirements (and how they were established).
Presentation of Gen/Select

Did not complete
Poor

The presentation of the process is wholly unclear, and the reader did not understand how the selected concept was justified.
Competent

The presentation of the design lacks sufficient information about a systematic process such that the reader has serious questions about the quality of the selected concept.
Proficient

The presentation of the design offers insights into a systematic concept development process (generation and selection) but insufficient information is provided such that minor questions on the process persist.
Advanced

The presentation of the concept generation and selection clearly articulates a systematic approach to the process that went beyond simple intuitive design.
Presentation of Selected Concept

Did not complete
Poor

The selected concept is not presented clearly and no sketch was included.
Competent

The selected concept is not presented clearly and the sketch that is not easy to read, such that major questions about operation persist.
Proficient

The selected concept is presented clearly, but minor questions about operation persist or the sketch is not easy to read.
Advanced

The selected concept is presented clearly, including a sketch that is easy to read, such that the reader completely understands its operation and can evaluate it.




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