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Introduction to Windows XP Professional 
Introduction to Windows XP Professional
Chapter 1 MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows XP Professional Second Edition Enhanced By: Stewart & Tittel
Rubric Code: L32C3C
By mzemcik
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Subject: Computers  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Windows XP Rubic 1
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Understanding
4 pts

Describe the Windows Networking family of products.
Describe the major features of the Windows XP Environment.
Define the minimum system requirements for Windows XP Professional.
Understand the two types of Networking models under which XP Pro can be used.
Understand the architecture of XP Pro.
Excellent

Can clearly describe the Windows Networking family of products and the major features of the Windows XP Environment.
Can completely define the minimum system requirements for Windows XP Professional.
Fully understands the two types of Networking models under which XP Pro can be used.
Fully understands the architecture of XP Pro.
Good

Can describe the Windows Networking family of products and the major features of the Windows XP Environment with 80% accuracy.
Can define 75% of the minimum system requirements for Windows XP Professional.
Understands the two types of Networking models under which XP Pro can be used.
Understands 75% of the architecture of XP Pro.
Fair

Can describe the Windows Networking family of products and the major features of the Windows XP Environment with 50% accuracy.
Can define 50% of the minimum system requirements for Windows XP Professional.
Knows, but does not fully understand the two types of Networking models under which XP Pro can be used.
Understands 50% of the architecture of XP Pro.
Poor

Can describe the Windows Networking family of products and the major features of the Windows XP Environment with 25% accuracy.
Can define 25% of the minimum system requirements for Windows XP Professional.
Knows the two types of Networking models under which XP Pro can be used.
Understands 25% of the architecture of XP Pro.
Professionalism
4 pts

Pays attention in class.
Participates in class activities.
Keeps attendance up.
Notifies Instructor when absence is necessary.
Excellent

Pays attention in class 90% of time.Show interests and works hard at learning subject matter. Participates in class activities. Attendance is at or above 90%. Notifies instructor of necessary absence.
Good

Pays attention in class 75% of time. Show some interest an dworks hard at learning subject matter. Participates in class activities 75% of time. Attendance is at or above 75%. Notifies instructor of necessary absence 75% of time
Fair

Pays attention in class 50% of time.Show little interest at learning subject matter. Participates in class activities 50% of time. Attendance is at or above 50%. Notifies instructor of necessary absence 50% of time.
Poor

Pays attention in class 25% of time. Shows no interest in learning subject matter. Participates in class activities 25% of time. Attendance is at or above 33%. Notifies instructor of necessary absence 25% of time.



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