Project 2.1.2 Roof Systems Rubric Elements Weight 5 Points 4 Points 3 Points 2 Points 1–0 Points Total Model Accuracy All model features/elements are accurately depicted and correctly represent the chosen roof system. Seventy-five percent of features/elements are accurately depicted and correctly represent the chosen roof system. Fifty percent of model features/elements are depicted accurately and it is possible to correctly identify the chosen roof system. Twenty-five percent of model features/elements are depicted accurately. It is difficult to identify the roof system from the model features/elements. Less than percent of the model features/elements are depicted accurately and do not correctly represent the chosen style. Scale and Measurement An appropriate and common architectural scale is used (see Revit scale options). The framing members are positioned appropriately according to the given scale. The roof pitch described on the fact sheet meets IRC minimum requirements and is accurately represented in the model. The scale identified represents a playhouse of appropriate size but is not a common architectural scale. The framing members are positioned appropriately according to the given scale. The roof pitch described on the fact sheet meets IRC minimum requirements and is accurately represented in the model. The scale identified represents a playhouse of appropriate size but is not a common architectural scale. (Examples of uncommon scales include 0.6“ = 1’-0”, 35/64” = 1’-0”). The framing members are not positioned appropriately using this scale. The roof pitch described on the fact sheet is accurately represented in the model. The model scale identified represents a building that is too large or too small for a playhouse. The model scale is not identified. The roof is not identified Workmanship The finished product displays consistently The finished product displays good workmanship, The finished product displays fair workmanship. Many The finished product displays poor workmanship. There is little evidence of attention to detail
excellent workmanship, including attention to detail, components that fit together neatly, joints that are neat and free of excess glue, straight lines, and corners at right angles. The finished product is professionally constructed. although minor instances of poor fit or messy joints exist. Minor imperfections in construction exist. imperfections in construction exist, including excess glue and loose joints. The model is generally fragilely constructed. Many instances of poor fit and joints exist. Pieces fall off or model falls apart when moved. or conscientious effort at good construction. Content The information included is accurate and completely addresses each component of the assigned topic or research question. The information included adequately addresses each component of the assigned topic or research question. The information included inadequately addresses the assigned topic or research question. The information included is sometimes inaccurate. The information included does not address the assigned topic or research. There is no evidence of accurate content information. Grammar Punctuation, grammar, usage, and spelling are effectively used throughout the report. Minor errors in punctuation, grammar, usage, and spelling are evident, but they do not interfere with the readability of the report. Occasional errors in punctuation, grammar, usage, and spelling are evident and interfere with the readability of the report. Major errors in punctuation, grammar, usage, and spelling interfere with the readability of the report. The report contains significant errors in punctuation, grammar, usage, and spelling.