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Circuit building and testing Create required circuits and calculate voltages, amps and ohms for circuits using Ohm's Law Rubric Code: XXBBAX2 By gdambro2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

Circuit Building and Testing
	Poor 1 pts	Needs Improvement 2 pts	Satisfactory 3 pts	Mastered 4 pts
Building of Assigned Circuits	Poor Unsatisfactory performance of task	Needs Improvement Capable of performing task adequately, but some elements of task need improvement.	Satisfactory Satisfactory performance of task. Acceptable performance of all elements of task with mastery of some elements.	Mastered Mastered competency. Able to perform all elements of task, successfully and independently without without supervision.
Use of Ohm's Law	Poor Unsatisfactory performance of task	Needs Improvement Capable of performing task adequately, but some elements of task need improvement. Some calculations were incorrect. Needed guidance to complete calculations	Satisfactory Satisfactory performance of task. Acceptable performance of all elements of task with mastery of some elements. Calculations were correct with minor guidance	Mastered Mastered competency. Able to perform all elements of task, successfully and independently without without supervision. Calculations were all correct no guidance needed.
Use of Multimeter	Poor Unsatisfactory performance of task	Needs Improvement Capable of performing task adequately, but some elements of task need improvement. Needed guidance on Multimeter settings and functions	Satisfactory Satisfactory performance of task. Acceptable performance of all elements of task with mastery of some elements. Use of Multimeter settings and functions were correct with minor guidance	Mastered Mastered competency. Able to perform all elements of task, successfully and independently without without supervision.Use of Multimeter was correct no guidance needed.