Week 2 Discussion
MKT3010 Week 3 Project Rubric Course: MKT3010-Marketing Management SU01
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–6) 6 points
Satisfactory (C range) (7) 7 points
Proficient (B range) (8) 8 points
Exemplary (A range) (9–10) 10 points
Criterion Score
Summarized key
details about the
selected scenario
including details
about the firm
and/or product
line.
/ 10Did not identify scenario or details
about firm or
product line.
Unsupported with
research.
Identified scenario,
firm, and product
line.
Lacked credible
research support.
Outlined scenario,
firm, and product
line.
Weakly supported
with research.
Summarized
scenario, firm, and
product line.
Sufficiently
supported with
research
Summary of key
details about
scenario, firm, and
product line was
compelling, with
well-developed
logical progression.
Well supported by
research.
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–20) 20 points
Satisfactory (C range) (21–23) 23 points
Proficient (B range) (24–26) 26 points
Exemplary (A range) (27–30) 30 points
Criterion Score
Assessed which of
Michael Porter’s
basic strategies
will be used to
market this
product and why.
/ 30Did not identify stages in the
consumer decision
making process.
Unsupported with
research.
Identified strategies.
Lacked credible
research support.
Described strategies.
Weakly supported
with research.
Assessed strategies.
Sufficiently
supported with
research
Assessment of
strategies was
compelling, with
well-developed
logical progression.
Well supported by
research.
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–27) 27 points
Satisfactory (C range) (28–31) 31 points
Proficient (B range) (32–35) 35 points
Exemplary (A range) (36–40) 40 points
Criterion Score
Defended
selection of target
markets.
/ 40Did not identify improvements to the
product line or
estimated cost.
Unsupported with
research.
Identified target
markets.
Lacked credible
research support.
Described target
markets.
Weakly supported
with research.
Defended target
markets.
Sufficiently
supported with
research
Defense of target
markets was
compelling and
showed well-
developed logical
progression.
Well supported by
research.
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–27) 27 points
Satisfactory (C range) (28–31) 31 points
Proficient (B range) (32–35) 35 points
Exemplary (A range) (36–40) 40 points
Criterion Score
Justified the
stages in the
consumer
decision making
process for
selected product.
/ 40Submission contained no
discernible overall
intent in author’s
selection of
ideas.
Identified stages in
the consumer
decision making
process.
Lacked credible
research support.
Outlined stages in
the consumer
decision making
process.
Weakly supported
with research.
Justified stages in
the consumer
decision making
process for selected
product.
Sufficiently
supported with
research.
Justification of
stages in the
consumer decision
making process for
selected product was
compelling and
actionable, with
well-developed
logical progression.
Well supported by
research.
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–27) 27 points
Satisfactory (C range) (28–31) 31 points
Proficient (B range) (32–35) 35 points
Exemplary (A range) (36–40) 40 points
Criterion ScoreCriteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–27) 27 points
Satisfactory (C range) (28–31) 31 points
Proficient (B range) (32–35) 35 points
Exemplary (A range) (36–40) 40 points
Criterion Score
Justified where
improvements
should be made to
the product line
and estimated
cost.
/ 40Errors in basic writing conventions
were sufficiently
numerous to prevent
reader
comprehension.
Identified
improvements to the
product line and
estimated cost.
Lacked credible
research support.
Described
improvements to the
product line and
estimated cost.
Weakly supported
with research.
Justified
improvements to the
product line and
estimated cost.
Sufficiently
supported with
research
Justification of
improvements to the
product line and
estimated costs were
compelling and
actionable, with
well-developed
logical progression.
Well supported by
research.
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–6) 6 points
Satisfactory (C range) (7) 7 points
Proficient (B range) (8) 8 points
Exemplary (A range) (9–10) 10 points
Criterion Score
Communication:
Use of tone, word
choice, audience,
transitions, and
progression of
ideas
/ 10Did not identify strategies.
Unsupported with
research.
Submission
contained random
presentation of
ideas, which
prevents
understanding the
majority of author’s
overall intent.
Ideas were
presented in a way
that forced the
reader to make
repeated inferences
in order to identify
and follow the
author’s overall
intent.
The reader could
follow the author’s
overall intent as
stated.
The writer’s overall
argument and
language were clear
and tightly focused,
leaving the reader
with no room for
confusion about
author’s intent.
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–6) 6 points
Satisfactory (C range) (7) 7 points
Proficient (B range) (8) 8 points
Exemplary (A range) (9–10) 10 points
Criterion Score
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–6) 6 points
Satisfactory (C range) (7) 7 points
Proficient (B range) (8) 8 points
Exemplary (A range) (9–10) 10 points
Criterion Score
Mechanics: Use of
grammar,
sentence
structure, and
spelling.
/ 10Did not identify target markets.
Unsupported with
research.
Errors in basic
writing conventions
were sufficiently
numerous to prevent
reader
comprehension of
majority of the work.
Errors in basic
writing conventions
interfered with, but
did not prevent,
reader
comprehension.
The reader noticed a
few errors in basic
writing conventions
but these few errors
did not interfere with
reader
comprehension.
Text was basically
error free, so that a
reader had to
purposely search to
find any errors that
may be present.
Criteria No Submission 0 points
Emerging (F through D range) (1–13) 13 points
Satisfactory (C range) (14–15) 15 points
Proficient (B range) (16–17) 17 points
Exemplary (A range) (18–20) 20 points
Criterion Score
Academic/APA
Formatting: Use
of citations,
references, and
structural
formatting
including such
elements as title
page, running
head, page
numbers,
introduction,
headings (as
appropriate), and
conclusion.
/ 20No attempt at Academic/APA
formatting in
presentation.
Academic/APA
format attempted,
but errors were
significant.
Academic/APA
format attempted
but errors were
distracting.
Used Academic/APA
format, accurately.
Errors were
noticeable but minor.
Used Academic/APA
format proficiently.
Text was basically
error free.
Total / 200
Overall Score
No Submission 0 points minimum
Emerging (F through D range) 1 point minimum
Satisfactory (C range) 140 points minimum
Proficient (B range) 160 points minimum
Exemplary (A range) 180 points minimum