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Electric Circuits Principles Electric Circuits Continuous Assessment Rubric Code: KXC9B5B By solihin Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Engineering Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Electric Circuits Principles CAA
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Circuit Construction Performance	Poor Circuit construction does not match diagram of circuit, incorrect and does not work. Student does not know how to troubleshoot to solve problem.	Fair Circuit construction has several problems. Student is unable to troubleshoot.	Good Circuit construction is good with minor omissions. Circuits function as planned.	Excellent Circuit construction matches diagram in model and carefully planned. Appropriate components are used to represent symbols. Circuits function according to plan.
Technical Communication	Poor Poor explanation on technical work planned with unclear and influent delivery.	Fair Mediocre explanation on technical work planned with satisfactory and fluent delivery.	Good Good explanation on technical work planned with clear and fluent delivery.	Excellent Excellent explanation on technical work planned with clear and fluent delivery.
Technical Report	Poor Little evidence is provided but not relevant to the assessment.	Fair Some evidence is provided and relevant to the assessment.	Good Adequate evidence is provided and relevant to the assessment.	Excellent Complete evidence is provided and relevant to the assessment. All tables/ diagrams/ drawings are labelled and well presented.
Report Format/Organization	Poor Content is poorly organized. Tables/ diagrams/ drawings are not labelled and poorly presented.	Fair Content is fairly organized. Tables/ diagrams/ drawings are labelled and fairly well presented.	Good Content is appropriately organized. Tables/ diagrams/ drawings are labelled and well presented.	Excellent Content is excellently organized. All tables/ diagrams/ drawings are labelled and excellently well presented.
Q & A	Poor Arguments shows some knowledge but poor understanding.	Fair Arguments shows slightly considerable knowledge and understanding.	Good Arguments shows slightly better knowledge and understanding.	Excellent Arguments shows extensive knowledge and understanding.