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    Lab Report Assessment Rubric 2015

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    This document contains a rubric for assessing lab reports with sections on introduction/background, materials and methodology, results, discussion/observation, conclusion, and appearance/formatting. Each section is scored on a scale from 0-4, with 0 being unacceptable and 4 being excellent. Descriptors are provided for each level to guide scoring. The total possible score is 24 and the final score is calculated as a percentage of the total marks achieved. Space is provided for the assessor's name and signature as well as the student name and ID number.

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    Lab Report Assessment Rubric 2015

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    This document contains a rubric for assessing lab reports with sections on introduction/background, materials and methodology, results, discussion/observation, conclusion, and appearance/formatting. Each section is scored on a scale from 0-4, with 0 being unacceptable and 4 being excellent. Descriptors are provided for each level to guide scoring. The total possible score is 24 and the final score is calculated as a percentage of the total marks achieved. Space is provided for the assessor's name and signature as well as the student name and ID number.

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    This document contains a rubric for assessing lab reports with sections on introduction/background, materials and methodology, results, discussion/observation, conclusion, and appearance/formatting. Each section is scored on a scale from 0-4, with 0 being unacceptable and 4 being excellent. Descriptors are provided for each level to guide scoring. The total possible score is 24 and the final score is calculated as a percentage of the total marks achieved. Space is provided for the assessor's name and signature as well as the student name and ID number.

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    Lab Report Assessment Rubric 2015

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    This document contains a rubric for assessing lab reports with sections on introduction/background, materials and methodology, results, discussion/observation, conclusion, and appearance/formatting. Each section is scored on a scale from 0-4, with 0 being unacceptable and 4 being excellent. Descriptors are provided for each level to guide scoring. The total possible score is 24 and the final score is calculated as a percentage of the total marks achieved. Space is provided for the assessor's name and signature as well as the student name and ID number.

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    Department of Engineering (DOEN)

    LAB REPORT ASSESSMENT RUBRIC

    Student Name : _____________________________

    ID number : _____________________

    Items

    Unacceptable

    Satisfactory

    Moderate

    Good

    Excellent

    Score

    Introduction/
    Background

    No introduction/
    background
    stated

    Introduction/
    background are
    irrelevent or are not
    appropriate to the
    experiment

    Introduction/ background
    miss at least one important
    consideration.

    introduction /background
    are listed, important
    experimental details are
    covered, some minor
    details missing

    introduction /background
    fully addressed .

    Material &
    Methodology

    No material &
    procedures are
    listed.

    Material & procedures


    do not accurately list
    the steps of the
    experiment

    Material & procedures are


    listed, but seem missing
    some information,some
    steps are not numbered
    and/or are in incomplete
    sentences.

    Material & procedures


    are listed, important
    experimental details are
    covered, some minor
    details missing

    Material & procedures


    are listed in clear steps;
    each step is numbered
    and in a complete
    sentence.

    Result: data,
    figures,
    graphs,
    tables, etc.

    No figures,
    graphs, tables are
    provided.

    Figures, graphs,
    tables contain errors
    or are poorly
    constructed, have
    missing titles, captions
    or numbers, units
    missing or incorrect,
    etc.

    Most figures, graphs, tables


    OK, some still missing some
    important or required
    features

    All figures, graphs,


    tables are correctly
    drawn, but some have
    minor problems or could
    still be improved

    All figures, graphs,


    tables are correctly
    drawn, are numbered
    and contain
    titles/captions.

    Discussion/
    Observation

    Incomplete or
    incorrect
    interpretation of
    trends and
    comparison of
    data.

    Very incomplete or
    incorrect interpretation
    of trends and
    comparison of data
    indicating a lack of
    understanding of
    results

    Some of the results have


    been correctly interpreted
    and discussed; partial but
    incomplete understanding of
    results is still evident

    Almost all of the results


    have been correctly
    interpreted and
    discussed, only minor
    improvements are
    needed

    All important trends and


    data comparisons have
    been interpreted
    correctly and discussed,
    good understanding of
    results is conveyed

    Conclusion

    Incomplete or
    incorrect
    conclusion.

    Conclusions missing
    or missing the
    important points

    Conclusions regarding major


    points are drawn, but many
    are misstated, indicating a
    lack of understanding

    All important
    conclusions have been
    drawn, could be better
    stated

    All important
    conclusions have been
    clearly made, student
    shows good
    understanding

    Appearance
    and
    formatting

    Appearance and
    formatting totally
    inappropriate.

    Sections out of order,


    report is not
    typed/written using the
    appropriate format

    Sections in order, formatting


    is rough but readable

    Lab report is mostly


    typed/written using the
    appropriate format, all
    sections in order,
    formatting generally
    good but could still be
    improved

    Lab report is
    typed/written
    in well-formatted, very
    readable.

    Total Mark
    Final Score (%)

    Name of Assessor: ______________________

    = (Total Marks /24)*10

    Signature: _______________________

    Score

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