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Basic Boat Building Online

Develop skills in basic process of designing and construction of a one or two passenger small boat.

Rubric Code: LX435XA

By sdeloof

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Basic Boat Building
	Distinguished 5 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Basic 3 pts	Below Expectations 2 pts	Non-Performance 0 pts
Identifying Boat Parts and Terms 5 pts Course verbal (video use) and written use of correctly named parts of the boat along with construction terms.	Distinguished Student is able to use written or verbal communication to correctly identify boat parts. Able to use in written or verbal communication correct terms. No more than 2 written and verbal errors.	Proficient Able to use written or verbal communication to correctly identify boat parts. Able to use in written or verbal communication correct terms. No more than 4 written and verbal errors.	Basic Able to use written or verbal communication to correctly identify boat parts. Able to use in written or verbal communication correct terms. No more than 6 written and verbal errors.	Below Expectations Able to use written or verbal communication to correctly identify boat parts. Able to use in written or verbal communication correct terms. No more than 8 written and verbal errors.	Non-Performance Able to use written or verbal communication to correctly identify boat parts. Able to use in written or verbal communication correct terms. More than 8 written and verbal errors are noted.
Design of the boat 5 pts Boat design consists simple draft drawing with measurements, parts identification and construction steps.	Distinguished Student's drawing is technically correct and clear, no misspellings, parts are clearly identified, construction steps are in excellant logical order. No more than 2 errors are noted.	Proficient Student's drawing is mostly technically correct and clear, a few (2) misspellings, parts are mostly identifiable, construction steps are in good logical order. No more than 4 errors are noted.	Basic Student's drawing is adequately technically correct and mostly clear, few misspellings (4), parts can be identified with some difficulty, construction steps are in average logical order. No more than 6 errors are noted.	Below Expectations Student's drawing is somewhat technically correct, some misspellings (6), parts can be identified with difficulty, construction steps are in poor logical order. No more than 8 errors are noted.	Non-Performance Student's drawing is not technically correct, some misspellings (8), parts are not clearly identified, construction steps are in no logical order. More than 8 errors are noted.
Construction of the Boat 5 pts Student video of construction steps with audio narrative describing the steps the student used in construction of the boat.	Distinguished Students video shows construction in excellant logical steps. Audio narrative describes all the construction steps of the boat. Boat and construction parts are correctely stated. No more than 4 errors are noted.	Proficient Students video shows construction in good logical steps. Audio narrative describes most of the construction steps of the boat. Boat and construction parts are mostly stated correctely. No more than 6 errors are noted.	Basic Students video shows construction in adequate logical steps. Audio narrative describes most of the construction steps of the boat. Boat and construction parts are mostly stated correctely. No more than 8 errors are noted.	Below Expectations Students video shows construction in poor logical steps. Audio narrative describes few of the construction steps of the boat. Boat and construction parts are stated correctely. No more than 10 errors are noted.	Non-Performance Students video shows construction steps are in no particular order. Audio narrative describes none of the construction steps of the boat. Boat and construction parts are not stated. More than 10 errors are noted.
Floatation Assessment 5 pts Student video of boat flotation with either manual or motorized movement to show design functionality.	Distinguished Student video is able to show boat float for more than 5 minute with no leaks. Boat shows very little water resistance when propelled.	Proficient Student video is able to show boat float for more than 5 minute with very minor leaks. Leaks will show no more than a cupful of water in a minute. Boat shows little water resistance when propelled.	Basic Student video is able to show boat float for more than 5 minute with some minor leaks. Leaks will fill a no more than a gallon bucket in a minute. Boat shows water resistance when propelled.	Below Expectations Student video is able to show boat float for more than 5 minute with leaks. Leaks will fill no more than a 5 gallon bucket. Boat shows significant water resistance when propelled.	Non-Performance Student video shows boat sinks.

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