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Water Rocket Sketch Engineering Drawing CAD Engineering drawing Rubric Code: AB8WC8 By stansbew Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Engineering Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Design Projects
	Advanced 4 pts	Profieicent 3 pts	Basic 2 pts	Below Basic 1 pts	Comments (N/A)
Clarity of Design	Advanced The drawing fully describes the intent of the designer. Drawing is clear and reflects what the product is.	Profieicent Drawing is clear and reflects what product is.	Basic Drawing is clear but not reflective of what the product is.	Below Basic Drawing is not clear and is not obvious about what the product is.	Comments
Graphically Accurate	Advanced All geometry in the drawing is continuous. Drawing views provided are sufficient, correct and appropriate. Drawing is to the appropriate scale.	Profieicent 80% of geometry in the drawing is continuous. Drawing views provided are sufficient, correct appropriate. Drawing is to the appropriate scale.	Basic 50% of all geometry in the drawing is continuous. 50% of drawing views provided are sufficient, correct or appropriate. Drawing is drawn to the appropriate scale.	Below Basic None of the geometry in the drawing is continuous. The drawing views provided are not sufficient, correct or appropriate. Drawing is not drawn to the appropriate scale.	Comments
Proper Size and Scale	Advanced Drawing has an excellent appearance. Space is used to display the final drawing in a professional manner. Drawn to scale.	Profieicent Accurate print area is selected. Space is used to display the final drawing in a professional manner. Drawn to scale.	Basic Space is used properly to display drawing.	Below Basic Not drawn to scale. d.	Comments
Dimensions	Advanced All important dimensions are shown on the drawing. Dimensions are correct.	Profieicent 80% of dimensions are done correctly.	Basic 50% of dimensions are done correctly.	Below Basic Improper and/or unnecessary dimensioning.	Comments