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Engineering Design Rubrics
Engineering Design Process Portfolio Rubric
About the Rubric
The Engineering Design Process Portfolio Rubric identifies six levels of performance based on the following generic scoring scale:
5 Exemplary: Demonstrates thorough and penetrating understanding of key concepts; exhibits copious evidence of attainment of skills
4 Advanced: Demonstrates considerable understanding; exhibits considerable (substantial) evidence of attainment of skills
3 Proficient: Demonstrates general /adequate understanding of key concepts; exhibits adequate evidence of attainment of skills
2 Developing: Demonstrates a partial understanding of key concepts; exhibits some evidence of attainment of skills
1 Novice: Demonstrates a lack of/little understanding of key concepts; exhibits minimal evidence of attainment of skills
0 No evidence (No evidence of engagement, pre-engagement): Demonstrates no understanding of key concepts; exhibits no evidence of attainment of skills
Specific descriptors are provided to define these levels of performance for the various elements of each of six components or steps in the design process:
Identifying, articulating, and justifying a problem
Analysis of current and past solution attempts
Generating an original solution
Constructing a testable prototype or process
Analyzing test data
Reflecting and formulating recommendations
Documenting and presenting the project
Engineering Portfolio Scoring Rubric
Engineering Design Process Portfolio Rubric
Component I: Identifying, Articulating, and Justifying a Problem
Element A: Identification and definition of the problem Element
B: Justification of the problem Element
C: Documentation and analysis of past and current solution attempts Element
D: Identification, definition, and justification of solution design goals,parameters and constraints
Component II: Generating an Original Solution
Element E: Demonstration of design process thinking and analysis Element
F: Application of mathematics, science, and engineering principles Element
G: Demonstration of design viability
Component III: Constructing a Testable Prototype or Process
Element H: Demonstration of sufficiency of prototype design process Element
I: Demonstration of sufficiency of final prototype iteration Element J: Demonstration of sufficiency of testing
Component IV: Analyzing Test Data
Element K: Analysis of the design based on testing Element
L: Documentation of end user and stakeholder evaluation (external evaluation)
Component V: Reflecting and Formulating Recommendations
Element M: Reflection on the project design Element
N: Presentation of designer’s recommendations
Component VI: Documenting and Presenting the Project
Element O: Presentation of the project portfolio
Element P: Writing like an Engineer
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