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    This rubric evaluates students on an engineering design process from defining a problem through developing a solution, constructing and testing a prototype, evaluating the results, and communicating their work. Students are assessed on clearly stating the problem, analyzing design criteria and constraints, researching solutions, developing original concepts, systematically choosing a design, creating and testing prototypes through iteration, evaluating the design's functionality, and explaining their work. The rubric awards points for proficiency in each area as well as the overall poster presentation.

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    This rubric evaluates students on an engineering design process from defining a problem through developing a solution, constructing and testing a prototype, evaluating the results, and communicating their work. Students are assessed on clearly stating the problem, analyzing design criteria and constraints, researching solutions, developing original concepts, systematically choosing a design, creating and testing prototypes through iteration, evaluating the design's functionality, and explaining their work. The rubric awards points for proficiency in each area as well as the overall poster presentation.

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    This rubric evaluates students on an engineering design process from defining a problem through developing a solution, constructing and testing a prototype, evaluating the results, and communicating their work. Students are assessed on clearly stating the problem, analyzing design criteria and constraints, researching solutions, developing original concepts, systematically choosing a design, creating and testing prototypes through iteration, evaluating the design's functionality, and explaining their work. The rubric awards points for proficiency in each area as well as the overall poster presentation.

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    This rubric evaluates students on an engineering design process from defining a problem through developing a solution, constructing and testing a prototype, evaluating the results, and communicating their work. Students are assessed on clearly stating the problem, analyzing design criteria and constraints, researching solutions, developing original concepts, systematically choosing a design, creating and testing prototypes through iteration, evaluating the design's functionality, and explaining their work. The rubric awards points for proficiency in each area as well as the overall poster presentation.

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    Engineering & Design Process Rubric (HS)

    Student’s Name: ___________________________________ Date: ___________


    Project: ________________________________________ Total: ______ out of 88
    Key: ​1 = Beginning (little to no mastery of skill) Evaluation Feedback
    2 = Developing (some mastery of skill)
    3 = Proficient (mostly mastered skill)
    4 = Advanced (fully mastered skill)

    Define the Problem

    Clearly state the problem in your own words. Problem/Question is easily identified on the poster

    Carefully analyze the problem and fully describe the problem. Purpose/goals and potential impact identified

    Identify project criteria and constraints

    Generate Concepts

    Conduct relevant research on scientific principles and topics related to the project criteria and constraints

    Be creative - Show visual brainstorming of numerous unique and original ideas, responses, or solutions

    Brainstorming sketches are thorough and labeled for clarity

    Develop a Solution

    Systematically evaluate the team’s many solutions to determine which design best meets the criteria and constraints
    of the challenge

    Justify the chosen design solution based on the project criteria and constraints and the relevant scientific principles.
    Solution is an improvement over previous or researched methods

    Keep detailed records and sketches of the design possibilities, plans, and revisions. Drafts/Blueprints should be
    mathematically scaled to the final design and include accurate measurements

    Construct and Test the Prototype

    Persevere to create a prototype. A prototype can be a physical or conceptual model

    Iterate - Test and revise the prototype(s) to ensure the final prototype meets the project criteria and constraints. Collect
    data to analyze and compare the results of each revised prototype

    Innovate - Document how you creatively and responsibly use materials and resources. Explain how your prototype is
    different than other solutions/prototypes and why this is an improvement in design
    Evaluate

    Functionality - Self-assess the prototype and analyze all designs differences. Identify strengths and weaknesses

    Suggest multiple solutions to problems or multiple ways to improve the function or quality of the prototype. Sound
    conclusions connect results and further study or future improvements

    Identify ways the creation of the prototype has potential impacts on people and/or the natural environment. Identify
    the economic implications of the solution if applicable

    Q&A

    Demonstrate an understanding of the project by answering questions

    Clearly explain connections between results (data) and conclusions and/or future improvements

    For Teams: All members of the group contribute to the Q&A or presentation

    POSTER

    Poster communicates solutions and designs clearly, including models, results, and prototypes as appropriate. (Is your
    poster understandable without additional explanation?)

    All data and results are clearly documented in tables, graphs, figures, etc.

    All text is clearly visible and in a readable format

    Information is organized in a creative and engaging way

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