Project Evaluation Rubric

Project Evaluation Form-2021

• Gradual developing rubric through out the course of project.

• Three presentation per semester i.e. Synopsis (20 marks), Mid-term( 30 marks) and End term
(50 marks).

• Different rubric for each presentation aligned with SDLC.

• Rubrics:
• Synopsis: Theoretical Understanding
• Mid-term: Design and Development
• End-term: Testing and Implementation

• SRS is included as official document of project work.

• Mentor marks capped at 85 to ensure maximum A+ among the student.

• Revised consolidate marking scheme.

 Synopsis Rubric
• Emphasise on motivation for the project.
• Emphases on Algorithm followed.
• Panel should suggest changes ensuring successful completion of the
project.
 Synopsis Rubric
• Problem: State problem statement for the project.

• Algorithm: Students should explain reference algorithm.

• Data/Data structure: Students should generate sample data and the native data
structure to be used in the project.

• SWOT analysis: Should perform a comparative study to support the problem

statement of the project

• Area of application: Identify the application area of the project.

 Mid term Rubric
• Emphases on project working.

• Ensure at least 60% of the code completion.

• Programming knowledge to be assessed.

• Software requirement specification (SRS) should be submitted as technical

document.
 Mid term Rubric
• Technical diagram: Should produce any technical diagram (UML , ER diagram, etc.)
explaining project working with justification of methodology.

• Programming concepts: Should defend basic programming questions related to

declaration and definition of function, looping conditions, guard condition and
language understanding

• Inter process communication:

• Minor Project : modularity, coupling and cohesion of the project
• Major Project : Collaboration diagram.

• Libraries:
• Minor Project : basic system library (Iostream.h and Stdio.h)
• Major Project : any external library in use.
 End term Rubric
• Emphases on final product justifying the objectives.

• Present viable test cases explaining project working.

• Exception handling and compilation of the final code will be assessed.

 End term Rubric
• Theoretical knowledge: Any question related to requirement analysis.

• Computation Knowledge: Should explain the working of the project by explain every
token and syntax of code written.

• Test Case: Student should

• validate accuracy of the project where help of test cases ( success/failure scenarios).
• Exception handling techniques.
• Project Implementation and Deployment.

• Soft Skill: Student should

• Follow professional standards for presentation and
• Communication skills.
• Team work.

• Report: Should submit Final report in standard format with reference to the SRS.
End Term Evaluation: Core Computation
Skills
• Exclusive 15 marks without any moderation.

• Deciding factor and justification for O grades.

• Students should explain use of core computation concept in coding:

• Pointers in C,
• Interfaces and Thread in Java,
• Stored Procedure and trigger in Database,
• OSI model,
• Graphic files,
• COM & DCOM,
• .DLL files,
• Web services
• Kernel programming etc.

• Panel evaluation and mentor mark can ensure maximum A+, for O student
 Mentor Evaluation
• Maximum mark awarded by any mentor should be 85.

• Mentor has to mark two project progress.

• Mentor have internal 15 marks to moderate performance of the team.

• Each student will be marked as per the methodology (70 Marks)

 Project Summary
• Panel evaluation (PE): 85 Marks
• Mentor evaluation (ME): 85 Marks
• Core Computation skills (CCS): 15 Marks
• Total Mark: PE*.50 + ME* .35 + CCS
 Consolidate Panel Marks
Understanding Of Project 25 Working Of Project 35 Soft Skills 10 Report 15

Synopsis Marks 20 Mid term Marks( Except SRS) 20 End Term 10 Mid term 10
(Soft Skills) (SRS)

End term (Theoretical 5 End Term (Computational 5 End Term 5

Knowledge) Knowledge) (Report)

End Term (Test Case) 10

Thank You