Business Law and Ethics.
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| Final Project (Ethical Decision-Making Methodology) | |||||
| Exemplary | Sufficient | Developing | Insufficient | Points | |
| Part I: Theory | Ethical theory is described and explained with research examples from text | The ethical theory is explained with examples | The ethical theory is explained | No mention of ethical theory | (Max. 12 points each) |
| Friedman Doctrine | |||||
| Utilitarianism | |||||
| Deontology | |||||
| Virtue Ethics | |||||
| Ethic of Care | |||||
| Part II: Method | Student's personal ethical standard | ||||
| Exemplary | Sufficient | Developing | Insufficient | Points | |
| II. A. Based in theory | Ethical standard is based on critiqued ethical theory | Ethical standard is linked to ethical theories with some explanation | Ethical standard references some ethical theory | Ethical standard is based in personal opinion or theoretical is not explained | Max. 10 points each |
| II. B. Comprehensive | Ethical standard is applicable to common business and personal scenarios; examples provided | Ethical standard is applicable to common business and personal scenarios; examples not provided | Ethical standard could apply to business or personal scenarios, but not both | Ethical standard is irrelevant to common scenarios | |
| II.C. Applicability | Ethical standard is readily applied; examples provided | Ethical standard requires lengthy analysis but is able to be applied | Ethical standard requires lengthy analysis or uses vague criteria | Ethical standard is difficult to use or apply | |
| Exemplary | Sufficient | Developing | Insufficient | Max. 10 pts. | |
| Part III: Writing Style | Few or no errors in grammar, syntax, word choice or usage | Some grammar or usage errors but meaning is discernible | Grammar or usage errors distract from text | Grammar or usage errors interfere with understanding | |
| I, II, III: | Total: |
&L&"Bookman Old Style,Regular"&14Student Name: ______________________&R&"Bookman Old Style,Regular"&14Date: ______________