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iRubric: CC_MGMT Internship Case Study Rubric

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CC_MGMT Internship Case Study Rubric ADM100 Case Study Rubric general template for Case Study Analysis Rubric Code: X24XBC6 By gp3745 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Assignment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Case Study Analysis
	Good/Excellent 2.5 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1.25 pts	No Submission 0 pts
Identify & describe main question/problem/issue 4-6 sentences	Good/Excellent Provides thorough description of central question(s)/ problem(s) /issue(s) of case study.	Fair Provides adequate description of central question(s)/ problem(s) /issue(s) of case study.	Poor Does not identify or describe central question(s)/ problem(s) /issue(s) of case study.	No Submission No Submission
Possible Answers/Solutions 4-8 sentences	Good/Excellent Clearly answers and/or solves the questions with most facts/ideas relevant to main question(s)/ problem(s) /issue(s).	Fair Identifies and/or solves the questions with a few facts/ideas relevant to main question(s)/problem(s)/issue(s).	Poor Attempts to identify with limited success the facts/ideas relevant to main question(s)/problem(s)/issue(s).	No Submission No Submission
Alternative solutions 4-8 sentences	Good/Excellent Identifies and clearly describes two or more different ideas given by others that relate to the main question(s)/ problem(s)/ issue(s)	Fair Identifies and clearly describes one different idea given by others that relate to the main question(s)/ problem(s)/ issue(s)	Poor Attempts but does not clearly Identify and/or describe one different idea given by others that relate to the main question(s)/ problem(s)/ issue(s)	No Submission No Submission
Practical Application 4-8 sentences	Good/Excellent Identifies and explains three (3) or more lessons a future manager can learn from the given case.	Fair Identifies and explains two (2) lessons a future manager can learn from the given case.	Poor Identifies and explains one (1) lesson a future manager can learn from the given case.	No Submission No Submission