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Managerial Accounting - Group Project Rubric

This rubric defines the criteria on which your group project will be evaluated. As you prepare your project, keep these requirements in mind to assure your group's maximum performance. Please note that the requirements for this assignment are divided into two major headings, Analytical Performance and Presentation. The maximum score for each of your cases is 100 points.

Rubric Code: C37C78

By dmascotti

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Subject: Accounting

Type: Project

Grade Levels: (none)

Managerial Acctg - Group Project
	Poor 50 pts	Acceptable 80 pts	Excellent 100 pts
Analytical Performance
Problem Definition	Poor Students fail to correctly discern the problem presented by the assigned case. 5 Points	Acceptable Students correctly discern the problem presented by the assigned case. 12 Points	Excellent Students correctly discern the problem presented by the assigned case and consider other business issues that might be related. 15 Points
Approach to Problem Resolution	Poor Students can not form a solution approach to the case problem utilizing relevant theory without instructor intervention. 5 Points	Acceptable Students focus their energy on a single approach to solving the case problem. The approach is theoretically relevant and produces a solution that will provide a profitable solution. 8 Points	Excellent Students consider a range of relevant theoretical approaches to solving the case problem. They select the approach most likely to produce a solution that optimizes profitability. 10 Points
Theoretical Application	Poor Students require considerable assistance from the instructor to apply the relevant theory to solving the problem 10 Points	Acceptable Students properly apply the relevant theory in arriving at the problem solution. 16 Points	Excellent Students properly apply the relevant theory in arriving at the problem solution. They consider the multiple solutions that may result from the application of a single relevant theory. 20 Points
Underlying Schedules	Poor Students supply schedules that are neither technically correct, relevant to the problem solution, nor complete. 10 Points	Acceptable With the assistance of the instructor, students supply schedules that are technically correct, relevant to the problem solution, and complete. 16 Points	Excellent Students supply schedules that are technically correct, relevant to the problem solution, and complete. 20 Points
Problem Solution	Poor Students offer a solution to the case problem, but the connection between theory, logic and calculation is not strong. The solution may not make business sense since it does not logically follow from the expected application of sound theory and practice. 5 Points	Acceptable Students offer a solution to the case problem that is theoretically supported, properly calculated, and logically supported. 12 Points	Excellent Students offer a solution to the case problem that is theoretically supported, properly calculated, and logically supported. The students considered the offered solution and any other alternates that arose from their analysis. 15 Points
Presentation
PowerPoint Presentation	Poor The presentation is not connected to the 5 process points discussed in the analytical performance section above. The presentation may not be logical or easy to understand. 5 Points	Acceptable The presentation includes most of the 5 process points discussed in the analytical performance section above. The presentation is mostly logical, and relatively easy to understand. 8 Points	Excellent The presentation includes each of the 5 process points discussed in the analytical performance section above. The presentation is logical, comprehensive, easy to understand and attractive to view. 10 Points
Oral Presentation	Poor Only some team members participate in the oral presentation. Members are not well prepared, flustered and lack confidence. 5 Points	Acceptable All members of the team participate in the oral presentation. Team members are generally well prepared, confident, and composed. 8 Points	Excellent All members of the team participate in the oral presentation. Team members are technically well prepared, confident, and composed. They handle questions and objectives deftly. 10 Points

Subjects:

Accounting

Types:

Project

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