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CIS1140 – Database Concepts and Programming

Research Paper Criteria

Database Concepts and Programming | 1

Criteria

Unacceptable

Below 60% F

Meets Min. Expectations

60-69% D

Fair

70-79% C

Proficient

80-89% B

Exemplary

90-100% A

A student will be able to identify, analyze, and propose a

conceptual solution to a context-specific business problem.

Did not submit or incompletely identified, analyzed, and proposed a

conceptual solution to a context-specific business problem.

Insufficiently identified, analyzed, and proposed a conceptual

solution to a context- specific business problem.

Partially identified, analyzed, and proposed a conceptual

solution to a context- specific business problem.

Satisfactorily identified, analyzed, and proposed a conceptual

solution to a context- specific business problem.

Thoroughly identified, analyzed, and proposed a conceptual

solution to a context- specific business problem.

A student will be able to identify the important to a given problem' set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors.

Did not submit or incompletely identified, the important to a given problem' set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors.

Insufficiently identified the important to a given problem' set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors.

Partially identified the important to a given problem' set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors.

Satisfactorily identified the important to a given problem' set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors.

Thoroughly identified the important to a given problem' set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors.

A student will be able to incorporate important to a given problem'

set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors into a rational decision making structure presented in a form of a methodology.

Did not submit or incompletely incorporated important to a given problem'

set of criteria, constraints, and critical success factors into a rational decision making structure.

Insufficiently incorporated important to a given problem' set of criteria,

constraints, and critical success factors into a rational decision making structure.

Partially incorporated important to a given problem' set of criteria,

constraints, and critical success factors into a rational decision making structure.

Satisfactorily incorporated important to a given problem' set of criteria,

constraints, and critical success factors into a rational decision making structure.

Thoroughly incorporated important to a given problem' set of criteria,

constraints, and critical success factors into a rational decision making structure.