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  2008  Outcome Score Card (a)   (a) Apply knowledge of math, science, and engineering  
           
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  MET_320                                                      FinalExam            Team  /  Student ____ Proficient in Fundamental Concepts and Skills [1] Proficient in Theoretical and Practical Relationships [2] Proficient in Basic Science [3]  [4]  
             
  Max   5.00 5.00      
  Ave   4.26 3.59      
  Min   1.00 1.00      
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  Method 1   47            
  Count 54   48            
  Assessor's Initials SMH   49            
  Date 1/20/2009   50            
             

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Proficient in Fundamental Concepts and Skills

Low Performance:1
   · No application of statistics to analysis of data
   · No use of math software
   · Calculations not performed or performed incorrectly by hand
   · Mathematical terms are interpreted incorrectly or not at all
   · Does not understand the application of calculus and linear algebra in solving engineering problems

Moderate Performance:3
   · Minor errors in statistical analysis of data
   · Some use of math software
   · Minor errors in calculations by hand
   · Most mathematical terms are interpreted correctly
   · Shows nearly complete understanding of applications of calculus and/or linear algebra in problem-solving

Exemplary Performance:5
   · Correctly analyzes data sets using statistical concepts
   · Uses mathematical software
   · Executes calculations correctly by hand
   · Translates academic theory into engineering applications and accepts limitations of mathematical models of physical reality
   · Shows appropriate engineering interpretation of mathematical and scientific terms

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Proficient in Theoretical and Practical Relationships

Low Performance:1
   · Does not appear to grasp the connection between theory and the problem
   · Does not understand the connection between mathematical models and chemical, physical, and/or in engineering systems

Moderate Performance:3
   · Some gaps in understanding the application of theory to the problem and expects theory to predict reality
   · Chooses a mathematical model or scientific principle that applies to an engineering problem, but has trouble in model development

Exemplary Performance:5
   · Translates academic theory into engineering applications and accepts limitations of mathematical models of physical reality
   · Combines mathematical &/or scientific principles to formulate chemical and physical models for relevant to engineering

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Proficient in Basic Science

Low Performance:1
   · Student applies basic science concepts as minimal components of work or has major misconceptions.

Moderate Performance:3
   · Student applies concepts from basic science as significant components of work with few errors.

Exemplary Performance:5
   · Student applies concepts from basic science as essential components of work with virtually no conceptual errors.

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