FOR TEACHER Tyroneprimez,
Course Project Grading Rubric
Category
Final
Project
Point Description
Estimated Percent Complete /
Comments
Cover Page ‐ Include your name, course number, and the date Completed
Table of Contents ‐ List the main ideas and section of your project and the pages in which they are
located. Any illustrations should be included separately. Not included
Body of Your Report ‐ Use a header titled with the name of your project. Then proceed to break out the
main ideas. State the main ideas, state major points in each idea, and provide evidence. Break out each
main idea you will use in the body of your project. Show some type of division like separate sections that
are labeled; separate group of paragraphs; or headers. You would include the information you found
during your research and investigation.
Good use of headers to identify
different components/topics
Summary and Conclusion ‐ Summarizing is similar to paraphrasing but presents the gist of the material in
fewer words than the original. An effective summary identifies the main ideas and major support points
from the body of your report. Minor details are left out. Summarize the benefits of the ideas and how
they affect the staffing industry.
Not included
References ‐ Work Cited ‐ Use APA citation format as specified in the Syllabus. No more than 10% of the
total project can be from borrowed material and must be properly cited via APA. Review the APA
materials provided in the Syllabus and Student Resources, as needed. Your instructor may submit your
work to Turnitin. Any un‐cited material or excessive cited material (above the 10% minimum) can
seriously jeopardize points earned (beyond the Documenting and Formatting section of the
rubric).
Sources appear to be properly
acknowledged.
Organization &
Cohesiveness 30
The final project should make sense to the reader from start to finish. The organization of the project
should be logical and easy to follow without confusion to the reader. Off to a great start
Editing 20 Proof read the final project and ensure that each sentence is complete, the correct grammar is used,
spelling is correct, etc. No issues noted
The content of the project is the key deliverable and is mostly found in the body of the project. All
components of the project contribute to the final content.
A definition of strategic staffing that supports the requirements of the organization. Good
A description of the job analysis process and an example job analysis format. Completed
The approach to posting a position and the related rationale for taking that approach. Plus, a short
example job posting. This section is not fully developed
An example application form and an explanation of how it should be implemented and related reasoning
for the approach recommended. Make sure your application form contains only legally permitted
inquiries. (The corrected application form from Week 5 cannot be used.)
This section is not fully developed
Layout the interview process: (a) what is the organization’s interview philosophy? (b) provide some
examples of good (non‐generic and legally acceptable) interview questions. This section is not fully developed
Describe the organization philosophy and approach to pre‐employment testing and assessment
(performance, background/criminal, drug, etc.). This section is not fully developed
Add in three staffing other elements that you feel are important to the staffing process.
Element 1
Element 2
Element 3
Body of project must be at least 10
full pages
13% currently
Explain how this handbook can be used and the value that it brings to the HR professional involved in
strategic staffing.
What did you get out of this assignment? What did you learn?
Total 250 A quality project will meet or exceed all of the above requirements. Still room for improvement
Required % 25% Approximate Percent of Course Project Complete 25%
Points Available 90 Total points earned on draft 90
Best Practices
Introduction ‐ Your introduction should include the items below.
Introduce the subject and why the subject is important.
Preview the main ideas and the order in which they will be covered.
Establish a tone for the document.
Below are additional hints on preparing the best possible project.
1. Apply a three‐step process of writing: plan, write, and complete.
2. Prepare an outline of your research project before you go forward.
3. Complete a first draft and then go back to edit, evaluate, and make any changes required.
Course Project Draft
Cover Page ‐ Include your name, course number, and the date.
Requirements
(failure to meet
these criteria may
result in penalties)
The course project should be between 10‐12 full pages in length, double‐spaced….NOT INLCUDING TITLE PAGE,
REFERENCES PAGES, OR APPENDICES.
No more than 10% of the total project can be from borrowed material and must be properly cited via APA.
Table of Contents ‐ List the main sections of your project and the pages in which they are located. Illustrations should be included separately.
4. Use visual communication to further clarify and support the written part of your report, such as illustrations, diagrams, and the like.
Work Cited ‐ Use APA citation format as specified in the Syllabus. No more than 10% of the total project can be from borrowed material and must be properly
cited via APA. Review the APA materials provided in the Syllabus and Student Resources, as needed. Your instructor may submit your work to Turnitin. Any un‐
cited material or excessive cited material (above the 10% minimum) can seriously jeopardize points earned (beyond the Documenting and Formatting section of
the rubric).
Summary and Conclusion ‐ Summarizing is similar to paraphrasing but presents the gist of the material in fewer words than the original. An effective summary
Body of Your Report ‐ Use a header titled with the name of your project. Then proceed to break out the main ideas. State the main ideas, state major points in
The first draft of the project (approximately 25% of the work should be completed in draft form) should be completed and submitted in Week 3.
(90 Points)
Summary and
Conclusion
Content
DO NOT INCLUDE
FORMS OR
SAMPLES FROM
OTHER SOURCES ‐
ALL WORK IN THE
BODY OF THE
REPORT MUST BE
ORIGINAL
STUDENT WORK
150
25
Documentation &
Formatting 25
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Comments:
Thanks for submitting the draft of your course project. A quick review indicates that a some work still needs to be done in certain areas. Please see the attached
Turnitin Originality Report for information on how near you are already to the 10% limit on information borrowed from other sources. Please do NOT use forms or
samples from other sources in the body of the paper. Although they may be used in the Appendices, they will NOT count towards the 10‐12 page requirement or the
10% borrowed material limitation.
Please remove the boilerplate information and instructions before submitting as this is contributing to the high Turnitin Similarity Index.
Assignment: You are to create an original (not copied from the text or other sources) handbook with many of the vital tools used in the strategic staffing process. Minimal
borrowed material is permitted (no more than 10% of the completed handbook, so plan accordingly for any borrowed material in the draft!) and all information used that
is not your own thought or own words must be cited via APA for ALL sources used (textbook, Internet, etc.). The majority of the Handbook must be original—meaning
written by the student. (Note: this is NOT an employee or HR manual; it is a STAFFING handbook that could be used by managers as a resource for the staffing process.)
Not yet done
The project should have good structure as indicated in the best practices listed below. All resources used must be properly cited.