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Project 1K Venue Rates - CIS 2228 Rubric Code: L38795 By jotolos Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Exam Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Poor Your completed project needs Quality Improvements if you: 1 pts	Fair Your completed project is approaching professional quality if you: 2 pts	Good Your completed project is of professional quality if you: 3 pts
Software Mastery	Poor Choose inappropriate skills, tools, or features, or are inefficient in solving the problem.	Fair Choose and apply some appropriate skills, tools, and features, but not in the most efficient manner.	Good Choose and apply the most appropriate skills, tools, and features and identify efficient methods to solve the problem.
Content	Poor Construct a solution that is unclear, incomplete, or poorly organized, containing some inaccurate or inappropriate content; and contains many errors of spelling, grammar, or style. Do not solve the problem.	Fair Construct a solution in which some components are unclear, poorly organzized, inconsistent, or incomplete. Misjudge the needs of the audience. Have some errors in spelling, grammar, or style, but the errors do not detract from comprehension.	Good Construct a solutiojn that is clear and well organized, contains content that is accurate, appropriate to the audience and purpose, and is complete. Provide a solution that contains no errors of spelling, grammar, or style.
Format and Layout	Poor Apply format and layout that does not communicate information or ideas clearly. Do not use format and layout features to clarify function, illustrated relationships, or indicate relative importance. Use available features excessively, causing distraction.	Fair Apply appropriate format and layout features to some elements, but not others. Overuse features, causing minor distraction.	Good Format and arrange all elements to communicate information and ideas, clarify function, illustrate relationships, and indicated relative importance.
Process	Poor Do not use an organized approach to solve the problem.	Fair Demonstrate an organized approach in some areas, but not others; or, use an insufficient process of organization throughout.	Good Use an organized approach that integrates planning, development, self-assessment, revision, and reflection.