Assessment Rubric for MIS 3200 Lab Projects – Fall 2012 Criteria Level of Comprehensiveness 0 1 2 3 4 Installing and configuring a network operating system (NOS). Demonstrates no or little skills for installing and configuring a NOS. Demonstrates limited skills for installing and configuring a NOS. Demonstrates basic skills for installing and configuring a NOS. Demonstrates good skills for installing and configuring a NOS. 9 Demonstrates extensive skills for installing and configuring a NOS. 10 Disk management including partitioning, quotas. Demonstrates no or little skills for managing Demonstrates limited skills for managing disks. Demonstrates basic skills for managing disks. 1 Demonstrates good skills for managing disks. 7 Demonstrates extensive skills for managing disks. 11 Managing user and accounts. Assigning access rights. Demonstrates no or little skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. Demonstrates limited skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. Demonstrates basic skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. 1 Demonstrates good skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. 8 Demonstrates extensive skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. 10 Implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates no or little skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates limited skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates basic skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates good skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. 9 Demonstrates extensive skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. 10 Implementing group policies. Demonstrates no or little skills for implementing group policies. Demonstrates limited skills for implementing policies. Demonstrates basic skills for implementing group policies. 1 Demonstrates good skills for implementing group policies. 8 Demonstrates extensive skills for implementing group policies. 10 Configuring Web services. Demonstrates no or little skills for configuring Web services. Demonstrates limited skills for configuring Web services. Demonstrates basic skills for configuring Web services. 1 Demonstrates good skills for configuring Web services. 7 Demonstrates extensive skills for configuring Web services. 11
Assessment Rubric for MIS 3200 Final Exam – Fall 2012 Criteria Level of Comprehensiveness 0 1 2 3 4 Understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models including encapsulation. No understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP model. Limited understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. Basic understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. 1 Good understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. 8 Complete understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. 10 Knowledge of internetworking devices (switch, bridge, routers) No knowledge of internetworking device. Limited knowledge of internetworking devices. Basic knowledge of internetworking devices. Good knowledge of internetworking devices. 9 Complete knowledge of internetworking devices. 10 Understanding of data and signal transmission. No understanding of data and signal transmission. Limited understanding of data and signal transmission. 1 Basic understanding of data and signal transmission. Good understanding of data and signal transmission. 8 Complete understanding of data and signal transmission. 11 Knowledge of physical and wireless media. No knowledge of physical and wireless Limited knowledge of physical and wireless knowledge of physical and wireless media. Good knowledge of physical and wireless 9 Complete knowledge of physical and wireless media. 10 Understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. No understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. Limited understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. Basic understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. 1 Good understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. 7 Complete understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. 11
Assessment Rubric for MIS 3200 Lab Projects – Spring 2013 Criteria of Comprehensiveness 0 1 2 3 4 Installing and configuring a network operating system (NOS). Demonstrates no or little skills for installing and configuring a NOS. Demonstrates limited skills for installing and configuring a NOS. Demonstrates basic skills for installing and configuring a NOS. Demonstrates good skills for installing and configuring a NOS. 9 Demonstrates extensive skills for installing and configuring a NOS. 15 Disk management including partitioning, quotas. Demonstrates no or little skills for managing disks. Demonstrates limited skills for managing disks. Demonstrates basic skills for managing disks. 1 Demonstrates good skills for managing disks. 7 Demonstrates extensive skills for managing disks. 16 Managing user and group accounts. Assigning access rights. Demonstrates no or little skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. Demonstrates limited skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. Demonstrates basic skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. 1 Demonstrates good skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. 8 Demonstrates extensive skills for managing user and group accounts, and assigning rights. 15 Implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates no or little skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates limited skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates basic skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. Demonstrates good skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. 7 Demonstrates extensive skills for implementing directory services and managing domain users. 17 Implementing group policies. Demonstrates no or little skills for implementing group policies. Demonstrates limited skills for implementing group policies. Demonstrates basic skills for implementing group policies. Demonstrates good skills for implementing group policies. 9 Demonstrates extensive skills for implementing group policies. 15 Configuring Web services. Demonstrates no or little skills for configuring Web services. Demonstrates limited skills for configuring Web services. Demonstrates basic skills for configuring Web services. Demonstrates good skills for configuring Web services. 7 Demonstrates extensive skills for configuring Web services. 17
Assessment Rubric for MIS 3200 Final Exam – Spring 2013 Criteria Level of Comprehensiveness 0 1 2 3 4 Understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models including encapsulation. No understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP model. Limited understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. Basic understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. 1 Good understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. 8 Complete understanding of the OSI and the TCP/IP models. 15 Knowledge of internetworking devices (switch, bridge, routers) No knowledge of internetworking device. Limited knowledge of internetworking devices. Basic knowledge of internetworking devices. Good knowledge of internetworking devices. 8 Complete knowledge of internetworking devices. 16 Understanding of data and signal transmission. No understanding of data and signal transmission. Limited understanding of data and signal transmission. understanding of data and signal transmission. 1 Good understanding of data and signal transmission. 8 Complete understanding of data and signal transmission. 15 Knowledge of physical and wireless media. No knowledge of physical and wireless media. Limited knowledge of physical and wireless media. Basic knowledge of physical and wireless media. 1 Good knowledge of physical and wireless media. 7 Complete knowledge of physical and wireless 16 Understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. No understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. Limited understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. Basic understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. Good understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. 8 Complete understanding of the Internet operation and IP addressing. 16 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Fall 2012 Spring 2013 SENIOR SURVEYS RESULTS n=6 n=9 Information Systems Majors Mean Std Dev Mean Std Dev Answer the following questions on a scale of 1-7 where 1=Strongly Disagree and 7=Strongly Agree. Answer questions 1-23 based on your experience in the core business courses in the School of Business. 1 I can make effective business presentations. 6.00 0.63 6.00 0.71
Modularization techniques (HW3) Student cannot design or perform modularization techniques. None meet requirements. 2 Student can design and perform modularization techniques accurately, but has many to all that don't meet requirement. 2 Student can design and perform modularization techniques accurately, but may have several that don't meet requirement. 2 Student can design and perform modularization techniques accurately, but may have one that doesn't meet requirement. 10 Student can design and perform modularization techniques accurately. All requirements for the program are met. 10 Introduction to Information Systems & Logic MIS2000 - Homework assignment 1-4 sp2013 of Comprehensive CRITERIA 0 1 2 3 4 Logical Reasoning and Concepts (HW4) Explanation of problem shows no understanding of the underlying concepts needed to solve the problem(s) OR is not written. No evidence of logical reasoning. Explanation of problem shows very limited understanding of the underlying concepts needed to solve the problem(s) OR is not written. Little evidence of logical reasoning. Explanation of problem shows some understanding of the logical concepts needed to solve the problem(s). Some evidence of logical reasoning Explanation of problem shows substantial understanding of the logical concepts used to solve the problem(s). Uses effective logic reasoning 1 Explanation of problem shows complete understanding of the logical concepts used to solve the problem(s). Uses complex and refined logical reasoning. 19 Problem-Solving Strategies/ Procedures (HW4) Uses no effective strategy to solve problems. Does not try to solve problems or help others solve problems. Rarely uses an effective strategy to solve problems. Does not try to solve problems or help others solve problems. Sometimes uses an effective strategy to solve problems, but does not do it consistently. Typically, uses an effective strategy to solve the problem(s). Typically, uses an efficient and effective strategy to solve the problem(s). 20
one originally written program originally written programs File I/O and Serialization Student is unable to perform file I/O in a program Student shows some success in file I/O but the code does not work correctly Student can modify file I/O code in an existing program Student can design and code file I/O from scratch Student can design and code file I/O from scratch and can perform serialization Multithreading Student is unable to use multithreading in a program Student can modify existing multithreading code with assistance Student can modify existing multithreaded code without assistance Student can design original multithreaded code with assistance Student can design original multithreaded code without assistance Swing Components Student is unable to use Swing components Student can use the Swing library in existing code with assistance Student can modify existing code using Swing components without assistance Student can write original code using Swing components with assistance Student can write original code using Swing components without assistance Database Student is unable to access database data using Java Student can access database data in existing code with assistance Student can access and manipulate database data in existing code without assistance Student can write original code that accesses and modifies data from a database with assistance Student can write original code that accesses and modifies data from a database without assistance Web Programming Student is unable to write or modify Java web applications Student can modify existing code for Java web applications with assistance Student can modify existing code for Java web applications without assistance Student can write original code for Java web applications with assistance Student can design and write original Java web applications without assistance. Assessment Rubric for MIS 4850 Final Exam – Spring 2013 Criteria Level of Comprehensiveness 0 1 2 3 4 Understanding of various types of systems attacks. No understanding of the various of systems attacks. Limited understanding of the various types of systems attacks. Basic understanding of the various types of systems attacks. 2 Good understanding of the various types of systems attacks. 5 Complete understanding of the various types of systems attacks. 25 Knowledge of defense systems including firewalls, IDS, IPS… No knowledge of defense systems. Limited knowledge of defense systems. Basic knowledge of defense systems. 2 Good knowledge of defense systems. 4 Complete knowledge of defense systems. 26 Understanding of cryptographic systems. No understanding of cryptographic systems. Limited understanding of cryptographic systems. Basic understanding of cryptographic systems. 2 Good understanding of cryptographic systems. 6 Complete understanding of cryptographic systems. 24
Managerial Response Weight_  Identifies and describes appropriate business concepts  Demonstrates creative and innovative thought  Uses appropriate balance of outside sources and independent thought  Reaches clear conclusions supported with sound reasoning 1  Identifies and describes some appropriate business concepts  Provides some creative or innovative thought  Achieves general balance of outside sources and independent thought  Reaches and supports conclusions but some detail and/or reasoning not clear 7  Identifies or describes some appropriate business concepts  Mainly lacks creative or innovative thought  Either outside sources or independent thought clearly outweighs the other  Reaches some vague conclusions that are not clearly supported 1  Fails to identify or describe appropriate business concepts  Fails to demonstrate creative and innovative thought  Relies exclusively on either outside sources or independent thought  to reach or support conclusions Mechanics Weight_  Makes virtually no grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors 9  Makes few grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors; are not distracting to the reader  Makes occasional grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors; these may be distracting to the reader  frequent grammar, punctuation, or spelling errors; these are distracting to the reader EWP Results Spring 2012 Major Hrs Comp PEB Gender Student Type Course Prefix Course Number Course Section Faculty Rating Management Information Systems 94 Non-Hispanic M Transfer BUS 3500 002 3 Management Information Systems 94 White Non-Hispanic M Transfer EIU 601 3.5 Management Information Systems 188 Unknown/Not reported F Transfer BUS 3500 004 3 Management Information Systems 188 Unknown/Not reported F Transfer BUS 2750 002 4 Management Information Systems 66 Black Non-Hispanic M Native BUS 3500 005 4 Management Information Systems 82 White Non-Hispanic M Transfer BUS 3500 005 4 Management Information Systems 88 White Non-Hispanic M Native ACC 3900 001 3.5 Management Information Systems 90 White Non-Hispanic M Transfer BUS 3500 005 4 Management Information Systems 103 White Non-Hispanic M Transfer BUS 4360 004 3 Management Information Systems 104 Non-Hispanic M Native EIU 4101G 001 4 Management Information Systems 107 Black Non-Hispanic M Native MIS 4850 001 3 Management Information Systems 108 White Non-Hispanic M Native EIU 4101G 002 3.5 Management Information Systems 119 White Non-Hispanic M Transfer MIS 4850 001 3 Management Information Systems 120 Non-Hispanic M Transfer BUS 3710 005 3