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Weekly Assessment Criteria Overview

The document outlines a detailed assessment framework for evaluating tasks and outcomes over several weeks, focusing on various competencies such as knowledge of departments, participation in processes, and project execution. Each task is categorized into performance levels ranging from poor to excellent, with specific criteria for scoring. The assessment includes aspects like software setup, coding skills, debugging, version control, and documentation.

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Weekly Assessment Criteria Overview

The document outlines a detailed assessment framework for evaluating tasks and outcomes over several weeks, focusing on various competencies such as knowledge of departments, participation in processes, and project execution. Each task is categorized into performance levels ranging from poor to excellent, with specific criteria for scoring. The assessment includes aspects like software setup, coding skills, debugging, version control, and documentation.

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Outcome Outcome Outcome Outcome
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No Assessed Total
Poor Moderate Good Excellent
Marks
Minimal Moderate Extensive
Good Knowledge
Knowledge of Knowledge of Knowledge of
of Departments,
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processes,
Introduction processes, processes, processes,
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of Industry products and work products and work products and work
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Good Extensive
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Participation Participation
Participation in setup Participation Participation
with poor with poor
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understanding understanding
processes/platforms understanding understanding
(Marks – 13– (Marks – 18–
(Marks – 1–8) (Marks – 9–12)
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4 Execution of given Minimal Moderate Good Extensive 20
to project/work, Participation Participation Participation Participation
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understanding understanding
maintenance understanding understanding
(Marks – 13– (Marks – 18–
procedures (Marks – 1–8) (Marks – 9–12)
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Minimal Moderate Extensive
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Participation Participation with Participation with
industry mentor with Good
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or work allocated (Marks – 16–
(Marks – 1–10) (Marks – 11–15) (Marks – 21–25)
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Results are not presented Results are presented Results are presented
Diary writing, properly, summary & casually, conclusion well, conclusion to a
Project summary, conclusion not casual, future good level, future
12
Conclusion & acceptable, future extensions casually extensions well
Future extension extensions not specified specified specified
(Marks – 1–10) (Marks – 11–15) (Marks – 16–20)

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Week Poor (Marks) Good (Marks) Excellent (Marks)
Assessed (Marks)
Participation in Partial setup Installs tools Independently sets
Struggles to
software setup, with help; properly; up complete dev
install or use
3 IDE installation, limited understands environment;
development
toolchain understanding basic usage (9– mentors peers (13–
tools (1–4)
configuration (5–8) 12) 15)
Writes
Writing basic Unable to write Writes code with Writes optimized
syntactically
programs (syntax, valid code or syntax errors; and modular code
4 and logically
loops, conditions, lacks logic (1– logic partially with good structure
correct code
functions) 4) works (5–8) (13–15)
(9–12)
Fails to Identifies some Correctly Efficiently debugs,
Debugging and identify or errors but identifies and uses tools
5
Error Handling correct errors struggles to fix fixes common (breakpoints, logs,
(1–4) (5–8) bugs (9–12) etc.) (13–15)
Uses Git with Proficient in version
No or minimal Uses Git for
Use of Version commits, control: merges,
6 use of Git (1– basic commits
Control (e.g., Git) branches, and branches, resolving
4) only (5–8)
pushes (9–12) conflicts (13–15)
7 Mini-project Lacks Module works Module is Highly functional,
module structure; but lacks functional and reusable, and
Task to be Moderate
Week Poor (Marks) Good (Marks) Excellent (Marks)
Assessed (Marks)
development poorly written logic/design well-coded (9– documented code
(Phase 1) module (1–4) quality (5–8) 12) (13–15)
Leads discussions,
Does not Participates but Actively
Team gives and
collaborate or limited contributes and
8 collaboration and implements
ignores contribution (5– responds to
code review constructive
feedback (1–4) 8) reviews (9–12)
feedback (13–15)
Testing & Uses automated
No testing or Minimal testing Applies basic
Validation of code testing tools &
9 random inputs with manual unit testing &
(unit test, test multiple test cases
(1–4) inputs (5–8) inputs (9–12)
cases, inputs) (13–15)
Code not
Final module Partial Module works Well-integrated
integrated or
10 integration and integration with on integration with error-free
errors on run
execution issues (5–8) (9–12) execution (13–15)
(1–4)
Poor code Professional-quality
Evaluation by Functional code
quality & Acceptable code, structured,
industry mentor with acceptable
11 logic; lacks performance & reusable, excellent
(project & coding logic/design
progress (1– effort (11–15) performance (21–
quality) (16–20)
10) 25)
Clear and
Comprehensive,
Documentation & No or poorly complete
Basic report with well-formatted
Reporting (code written reporting; code
12 gaps and missing report with future
comments, report report/diary is well-
logic (11–15) scope and review
writing, diary) (1–10) commented
(21–25)
(16–20)

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