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Tower Design Process Portfolio Interior Design Portfolio Describe the Enginnering Design Process - Using graphic sketches and descriptive language. Rubric Code: H5C793 By pknipe Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Engineering Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Tower Design Portfolio
	Poor 4 pts	Fair 6 pts	Good - Excellent 10 pts
Cover Sheet	Poor There is no cover sheet.	Fair There is a cover sheet with some of the listed information indicated.	Good - Excellent There is an attractive, informational cover sheet containing all information including: The Design Challenge (stated), participant name(s), date, and a sketch of the finished design.
Content	Poor Few of the design process components are present and stated in the portfolio and it is evident that the concepts were not grasped or understood.	Fair Some of the design process components are present in the portfolio and stated and it is evident that the concepts were partially grasped or understood.	Good - Excellent All design process components are present in the portfolio and clearly stated. It is evident that the concepts were fully grasped and understood.
Presentation	Poor The portfolio is disorganized. Most of the design process components are out of order.	Fair The portfolio is somewhat organized. A few of the design process components are out of order.	Good - Excellent The portfolio is neatly organized. The design process components are in order and is easy to follow.
Graphic Creativity	Poor The components of the portfolio are presented with poor graphic sketches to describe the process. Not much variety of sketching techniques are used.	Fair The components of the portfolio are presented with good graphic sketches used to describe the process. A few different sketching techniques are included.	Good - Excellent The components of the portfolio are presented with excellent graphic sketches used to describe the process. A variety of sketching techniques are included.
Descriptive Language	Poor A minimum of descriptive language is used to clarify sketches and the Design Process.	Fair Descriptive language is used to enhance and describe the sketches and the Design Process.	Good - Excellent Descriptive language is used to fully clarify sketches, and the Design Process. There are no questions unanswered in the reader's mind.