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PC Tear down and build This lab will determine a student's competency with taking a computer apart, putting it back together and testing to make sure that the PC works properly. Rubric Code: F35B52 By jotolos Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

PC Disassembly and Reassembly
	Not completed 0 pts	Partially completed 1 pts	Complete 2 pts
Case cover removal Remove the case cover of the PC.	Not completed Student was unable to remove the cover.	Partially completed Student was able to remove the cover with instructor assistance.	Complete Student was able to remove the cover without the assistance of the instructor.
Part Identification From the disassembled PC, identify the following parts: 1. Power Supply 2. CD Drive 3. Hard Drive 4. Motherboard 5. PCI Slot 6. CMOS battery 7. Northbridge 8. Southbridge 9. I/O panel 10. IDE controller 11. SATA Controller	Not completed Student was able to correctly identfy less than 5 parts.	Partially completed Student was able to correctly identify 6 - 10 parts.	Complete Student was able to correctly identify all 11 parts.
PC disassembly Remove all drives, expansion cards, power supply and the motherboard.	Not completed Student was unable to disassemble the PC.	Partially completed Student was able to disassemble the PC with instructor assistance.	Complete Student was able to disassemble the PC without instructor assistance.
PC reassembly Reverse the process and reassemble the PC	Not completed Student was unable to reassemble the PC.	Partially completed Student was able to reassemble the PC with instructor assistance.	Complete Student was able to resassemble the PC without instructor assistance.
Case cover replacement Replace the case cover of the PC.	Not completed Student was unable to replace the case cover.	Partially completed Student was able to replace the cover with instructor assistance.	Complete Student was able to replace the cover without the assistance of the instructor.
PC boot test Turn on the PC and make sure it boots properly and loads to the desktop. If not, troubleshoot possible causes and get the PC working properly.	Not completed Student was unable to get the PC to boot into Windows and display the desktop.	Partially completed Student was able to get the PC to boot into Windows and display the desktop with instructor assistance.	Complete Student was able to get the PC to boot into Windows and display the desktop without instructor assistance.