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Lab Report Grading

Scoring Standards for Lab Reports in Mr. Slack's courses.

Rubric Code: PXX9W4X

By deanancheta

Draft

Public Rubric

Subject: Engineering

Type: Project

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Lab Report
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Enter Title (N/A)
Lab Purpose	Poor Vague or incorrect purpose of the lab is given.	Fair The purpose is accurate but does not completely describe the purpose of the lab.	Good Purpose of the lab is clearly stated and explained.	Enter Title
Scientific Methods	Poor The scientific method is not used.	Fair The scientific method is partially used, but it is there are some aspects of the lab that show scientific methods were not used.	Good The scientific method is used in all portions of the lab, and the use of the scientific method is clearly documented.	Enter Title
Accurate Data / Data Collection	Poor Data is collected, but the data is not accurate and the lack of accuracy is not explained.	Fair Data is collected, but the data is not accurate. The lack of accuracy is explained, and ways to correct for the errors are explained.	Good Good data is collected that shows appropriate trends and accurately reflects the concepts studied.	Enter Title
Data Analysis	Poor Data is analyzed, but improper methods are used in the analysis.	Fair Data is analyzed, but improper methods are used in the analysis. The mistakes in data analysis are explained and ways of correcting the mistakes are discussed.	Good Data is analyzed correctly and scientifically.	Enter Title
Graphs and Data Representations	Poor Data is poorly represented by the graphs and representations used.	Fair Data is accurately represented, but they are hard to interpret or are visually confusing.	Good Data is accurately represented, and all information is easy to decipher. Representations are visually appealing.	Enter Title
Summary	Poor Poor conclusions are derived from the data. Little or no thought is evident. Thoughts and conclusions are not explained.	Fair Good conclusions are drawn from the data, but there is little thought that is evident in explanations.	Good Good conclusions are drawn and the summary is insightful and well thought out. All conclusions are well explained.	Enter Title