SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND REDESIGN PROJECT

Systems Analysis and Redesign Project Phase 1 Grading Rubric

Criteria

Levels of Achievement

Content 70%

Advanced 90

-

100%

18 to 20 points

The

introduction is succinct and

embodies the project’s primary

objectives and outcomes. The

Introduction and

introduction constructs the purpose

conclusion

of the

system. A compelling and

justifiable conclusion is developed

that supports the key outcomes.

More than 5 scholarly sources and

500 words combined.

18 to 20 points

Problem statement is feasible

and addresses the key

deliverables of the project

including a highly innovative,

available, scalable, and secure

Problem statement

information systems solution

that can be implemented in the

cloud or a distributed

environment. Over 500 words

and 5 unique and relevant

scholarly journal articles that

justify the problem and need for

a

solution.

92 to 100 points

Feasibility study and project

plan are

more detailed and

higher quality than the textbook

examples in each of

the core

Feasibility study and

objectives including at a

minimum the SDLC cycle,

project plan

updating the old information

system to the new cloud

-

based

system, a comprehensive /

detailed project charter, scope,

alternatives, schedule, tasks,

resource estimations, work

Systems Analysis and Redesign Project Phase 1 Grading Rubric

Criteria

Levels of Achievement

Content 70% Advanced 90-100%

18 to 20 points

The introduction is succinct and

embodies the project’s primary

objectives and outcomes. The

Introduction and introduction constructs the purpose

conclusion of the system. A compelling and

justifiable conclusion is developed

that supports the key outcomes.

More than 5 scholarly sources and

500 words combined.

18 to 20 points

Problem statement is feasible

and addresses the key

deliverables of the project

including a highly innovative,

available, scalable, and secure

Problem statement

information systems solution

that can be implemented in the

cloud or a distributed

environment. Over 500 words

and 5 unique and relevant

scholarly journal articles that

justify the problem and need for

a solution.

92 to 100 points

Feasibility study and project

plan are more detailed and

higher quality than the textbook

examples in each of the core

Feasibility study and

objectives including at a

minimum the SDLC cycle,

project plan

updating the old information

system to the new cloud-based

system, a comprehensive /

detailed project charter, scope,

alternatives, schedule, tasks,

resource estimations, work