Business Law
If work submitted for this Competency Assessment does not meet the minimum submission requirements, it will be returned without being scored.
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The elements one must establish to bring a cause of action based on negligence. |
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[Student thoroughly explains the elements in detail.] |
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Potential defenses that CARDWARE and Candie may use against Myra’s claim. |
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Student discusses hence contributory negligence. |
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Student discusses comparative negligence. |
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Student discusses assumption of risk. |
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Overall # Bold Criteria Met/Not Met |
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[Overall # Mastery Criteria Met/Not Met] |
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The criterion statements in bold are the minimum requirement to show competent performance on the course outcome; all bold criteria must be met to pass this Course Outcome.
The criterion statements in [Brackets] represent mastery achievement. A predefined number of mastery criteria must be achieved to earn an A grade, indicating mastery of the Course Outcome.
CLA and Grade Criteria Chart
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CRITERIA |
CLA Score |
Grade |
Points |
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Meets all bold criteria and 50%-100% of mastery criteria |
5 |
A |
1,000 |
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Meets all bold criteria and 0%-49% of mastery criteria |
4 |
B |
800 |
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Meets 75%-99% of bold criteria |
3 |
Not yet competent (F at term end) |
0 |
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Meets 50%-74% of bold criteria |
2 |
Not yet competent (F at term end) |
0 |
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Meets 1%-49% of bold criteria |
1 |
Not yet competent (F at term end) |
0 |
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Meets no bold criteria |
0 |
Not yet competent (F at term end) |
0 |
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No submission |
NA |
Not yet competent (F at term end) |
0 |