Project 4.3.4 AstroEngineer Grading Rubric Elements Weight 5 Points 4 Points 3 Points 2 Points 1-0 Points Total AstroEngineer Game: Completion of Missions Student completed all missions (5 out of 5). Student completed 4 out of 5 missions. Student completed 3 out of 5 missions. Student completed 2 out of 5 missions. Student completed 1 or fewer missions. Content: Mission Analysis Log Provides complete and correct analysis of engineering criteria and constraints for each leg of each mission. Provides 80% complete and correct analysis of engineering criteria and constraints for each leg of each mission. Provides 60% complete and correct analysis of engineering criteria and constraints for each leg of each mission. Provides 40% complete and correct analysis of engineering criteria and constraints for each leg of each mission. Provides 20% complete and correct analysis of engineering criteria and constraints for each leg of each mission. Content: Design Optimization Student can provide rationale for the design (choice of various parts). Student can provide rationale for 80% of the rover designs (choice of various parts). Student can provide rationale for 60% of the rover designs (choice of various parts). Student can provide rationale for 40% of the rover designs (choice of various parts). Student can provide rationale for 20% of the rover designs (choice of various parts). Content: Nine Step Engineering Design Process Student can correctly name and explain what was accomplished at each step of the nine step engineering design process. Student can correctly name and explain what was accomplished at 6 or more of the 9 steps of the engineering design process. Student can correctly name and explain what was accomplished at 4 or more of the 9 steps of the engineering design process. Student can correctly name and explain what was accomplished at 2 or more of the 9 steps of the engineering design process. Student can correctly name and explain what was accomplished at 1 or less of the 9 steps of the engineering design process. Content: Design Criteria, Constraint, and Optimization Student can correctly define design criteria, constraint, and optimization by using terms related to engineering. Student can correctly define the concepts of either design criteria, constraint, and optimization by using terms related to engineering. Student can correctly define design criteria, constraint, and optimization by using terms a layman would use. Student can correctly define the concepts of either design criteria, constraint, and optimization by using terms a layman would use. Student cannot correctly define design criteria, constraint, or optimization
Content: Environmental Conditions of the Moon Student can list 5 or more environmental conditions found on the Moon. Student can list 4 environmental conditions found on the Moon. Student can list 3 environmental conditions on the Moon. Student can list 2 environmental conditions found on the Moon. Student can list 1 or fewer environmental conditions found on the Moon. Content: Geology of the Moon Student can list 5 or more geological features of the Moon. Student can list 4 geological features of the Moon. Student can list 3 geological features of the Moon. Student can list 2 geological features of the Moon. Student can list 1 or fewer geological features of the Moon, or the features listed are not correct Content: Minerals Found on the Moon Student can correctly list 5 or more minerals on the Moon based on those found in the game. Student can correctly list 4 minerals found on the Moon based on those found in the game. Student can correctly list 3 minerals found on the Moon based on those found in the game. Student can correctly list 2 minerals found on the Moon based on those found in the game. Student can correctly list 1 or fewer minerals found on the Moon. Content: Geography of the Moon Student can list 5 or more geographical locations of the Moon. Student can list 4 geographical locations of the Moon. Student can list 3 geographical locations of the Moon. Student can list 2 geographical locations of the Moon. Student can list 1 or fewer geographical locations of the Moon.