PROJECT RUBRIC TNW/NWC2033/NWC2063

Evaluation criteria Max. Awarded

Marks mark
Introduction
- Must be clear and able to describe the topic chosen 2
Problem Statement
- Must be clear and robust. 2
Objective
 The objectives are clearly identified and well 2
explained. All of them are fully achieved. (2 marks)
 The objectives are identified, but are stated in a
somewhat unclear manner. Objectives are fully
achieved. (1 mark)

Methods
 Procedures are listed in clear steps. Each step is
critically discussed and explained. (Excellent, 3 3
marks)
 Procedures are listed in a logical order, but steps are
discussed not very clear. (Good, 2 marks)
 Procedures do not accurately list the steps of the
experiment. (Poor, 1 mark)

Result and analysis

 Writing should reflect a critical, analytical
understanding of the finding; through clear data
taken from experiments. Graph is attached with
explanation. (Excellent, Marks 12-15)
 Writing generally reflects an analytical
understanding of the finding with graph attached. 15
(Good, Marks 8-11)
 Writing generally reflects understanding of the
finding but is uneven. (Average, Marks 5-7)
 Writing demonstrates basic comprehension of the
finding but not a critical, analytical understanding of
it (Poor, Marks 1-4)
Conclusion
 Conclusion effectively wraps up and goes beyond
restating the project. Students are able to conclude 2
any preference between the results. (2 marks)
 Conclusion is recognizable and ties up almost all
loose ends. (1 mark)

Appropriate formatting
 No errors in spelling, punctuation and grammar in
the report. Excellent layout, clear and easy to follow.
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(2 marks) 2
 Few errors in spelling, punctuation and grammar in
the report. It is somehow not very easy to follow. (1
mark)
References
 7 to 10 references. Several reputable background
sources were used and cited correctly. Material is
translated into student’s own words. (2 marks) 2
 <=5 references. Some references but no citation at
all. Materials are however are translated into
student’s own words. (1 mark)

TOTAL 30