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Ethernet Cable Creation CAT-5 Patch Cable This rubric will be used to evaluate the proper termination of a Straight-through Ethernet cable. Rubric Code: X237XXA By Ayezahra Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Ethernet Cable Evaluation of first end.
	Passed Objective was met completely. 5 pts	Failed Objective was not met. 2 pts
Conductivity Cable was tested properly (current passes through all wires).	Passed	Failed
Pinout The cable is correctly wired with the correct wire color sequence.	Passed	Failed
Connections The individual wires in the cable are properly terminated.	Passed	Failed
Jacket The jacket is the properly length.	Passed	Failed
Crimp The cable is crimped neatly.	Passed	Failed
Clean up After making the cable, the student cleaned up the workstation.	Passed	Failed
Time Cable made within twenty minutes.	Passed	Failed
Tools The right tools were selected and used properly.	Passed	Failed
Ethernet Cable Evaluation of second end.
	Passed 5 pts	Failed 2 pts
Conductivity Cable was tested properly (current passes through all wires).	Passed	Failed
Pinout The cable is correctly wired with the correct wire color sequence.	Passed	Failed
Connections The individual wires in the cable are properly terminated.	Passed	Failed
Jacket The jacket is the properly length.	Passed	Failed
Crimp The cable is crimped neatly.	Passed	Failed
Clean up After making the cable, the student cleaned up the workstation.	Passed	Failed
Time Cable made within twenty minutes.	Passed	Failed
Tools The right tools were selected and used properly.	Passed	Failed
OVERALL 20 points pass/0 fail	Passed Is the cable made carefully? Is the student working diligently, without distraction or inconsideration of others? Is the student participating with activity, putting forth effort and determination?	Failed Does the student give up easily or stop attempting? Is the student sloppy with their work and workspace? Is the student talking off subject or distracting others?