ASSESSMENT RUBRIC for DO5, 7, 8, and 11
SPECIFIC
CRITERIA
Outcome
ê |
Outcome
Description |
4 è Exceeds
Expectations |
3 è Meets
Expectations |
2 è Marginally
Acceptable |
1 è Unacceptable |
DO-5 |
Ability and
skills to effectively use state-of-the-art computing tools for analysis and
design of electrical and computer engineering systems. |
· Uses SIMULINK proficiently; · Uses hierarchical design; · Uses available blocks to reduce complexity; · Designs simulation diagram neatly; · Checks the validity of the simulation results from
expected performance. |
· Complexity can be reduced; · Simulation diagram is disorganized/difficult to
follow in few places; · Result validation requires some completion. |
· Diagram contains minor errors/omissions; · Simulation diagram is disorganized/difficult to
follow in many places; · Result validation is incomplete or somewhat superficial; · Bad presentation of the results (scale, labels, etc). |
· Simulation diagram contains too many errors; · Simulation diagram is very disorganized/very
difficult to follow in many places; · Parts of the system are not simulated; · Simulation time/integration routine/sampling is wrong; · No result validation or very modest validation is
done. |
DO-7 |
Ability to
identify, formulate and solve electrical and computer engineering problems
using the knowledge, skills and tools discussed above. |
· Uses the correct circuit representation for the
problem; · Uses the correct formulas and methods to solve for
the converter output; · Quantifies correctly the converter performance; · Clear presentation of work; · Solution is validated and discussed. |
· Solution contains a few minor errors; · Work requires more clarity; · Result validation is missing few minor parts to be incomplete. |
· Converter representation contains some errors or
inconsistencies; · Solution contains some errors; · Incomplete somewhat superficial
validation/discussion of the results; · Bad presentation of results. |
· Converter representation contains significant
errors; · Solution contains too many errors; · No result validation or very modest validation is
given. |
DO-8 |
Ability to
design electrical and computer engineering components, systems or processes
to meet desired needs and specifications. |
· Correctly understands the specifications of the
system to be designed; · Uses the correct formulas to size the converter and
its components; · Computes the final system performance and compares
to specifications. |
· Minor errors in the solution; · Computation of the final system performance misses
minor parts; · Comparison of system performance with specifications
misses some minor parts; · Presentation of results needs minor improvements.. |
· Some errors in the solutions; · Some specifications are missed; · Final check is incomplete; · Bad presentation of results.. |
· Does not understand the specifications of the system
to be designed; · Too many errors in the solution; · Too many system specifications are missed; · Final check is missing or is superficial. |
DO-11 |
Recognition
of the need for and the ability to engage in life-long learning. The ability
to successfully pursue graduate studies. |
· Applies circuit theory correctly to obtain the
converter waveforms; · Applies new knowledge correctly to solve problems; · Solves correctly problems not seen before. |
· Misses minor details in analyzing the converter
waveforms; · Some minor deficiencies in applying new knowledge to
solve problems; · A few minor errors or inconsistencies in solving new
problems. |
· Misses a few details in analyzing the converter waveforms; · Applies circuit theory with some deficiency to
obtain the converter waveforms; · Makes a few errors in applying new knowledge to
solve problems; · Makes a few errors in solving new problems. |
· Applies incorrectly the fundamental circuit theory
to deal with the converter waveforms; · Poor understanding of the converter fundamentals; · Makes many errors when applying new knowledge to
solve a problem; · Makes many errors in solving a new problem. |