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--- project-wiki:syllabus:grading [2022/08/26 16:55]
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-<-Capstone Time Management^.:home|Syllabus^Capstone Policies->
+<-^.:home|Syllabus^Capstone Policies->
 =====Capstone Grading=====
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 ==Individual Assignment and Exam Scores==
-% of your grade is based on the scores you earn on individual assignments.  An assignment is given for every instructional class period.
+% of your grade is based on the scores you earn on individual assignments and team discussion.  An assignment and discussion sheet are given for every instructional class period.
-% of your grade is based on Product Development exam, which is given online during the scheduled final exam time.
+% of your grade is based on Product Development exam, which is given on Learning Suite during the scheduled final exam time.
 == Evaluations ==
 % of your grade is given for completing peer and coach evaluations.  1% of extra credit is available for completing the online course evaluation.
+==Individual Project Contribution Score==
+% of your grade is given for your individual contribution to the team's project work.  This contribution
+ will be evaluated by your coach. To help with this evaluation, the coach will review your [[..assignments:all_year:individual_contribution_summary_worksheet|Individual Contribution Summary worksheet]] stored on Box. You will be responsible for keeping this worksheet up-to-date on a weekly basis.
+If your Individual Project Contribution grade is lower than a C- (70%), you will not receive full credit for the Team Project Performance Score or the Team Professionalism Score.  These scores will be adjusted to reflect the fact that you are not carrying your fair share of the team load.
+Individual score adjustments may also be made when individual students persist in unprofessional behavior.  For example, the first failure to follow purchasing policies will result in a warning.  The second will result in a 1% loss in the final grade.  The third will result in a 2% loss in the final grade.
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+Note: If substantial issues with your personal professionalism appear after grades have been assigned, your grade could still be affected even after the semester ends.
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 ===Team Product Development Score===
-The Team Product Development Score is a weighted sum of the Team Project Performance score (60% of the final grade), the Team Professionalism score (10% of final grade), and the Individual Project Contribution score (10% of the final grade).
+The Team Product Development Score is a weighted sum of the Team Project Performance score (70% of the final grade) and the Team Professionalism score (10% of final grade).
 ==Team Project Performance Score==
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-==Individual Project Contribution Score==
-Your individual contribution to the team's project work will be evaluated by your coach. To help with this evaluation, the coach will review your [[..assignments:all_year:individual_contribution_summary_worksheet|Individual Contribution Summary worksheet]] stored on Box. You will be responsible for keeping this worksheet up-to-date.
-If your Individual Project Contribution grade is lower than a C- (70%), you will not receive full credit for the Team Project Performance Score or the Team Professionalism Score.  These scores will be adjusted to reflect the fact that you are not carrying your fair share of the team load.
-Individual score adjustments may also be made when individual students persist in unprofessional behavior.  For example, the first failure to follow purchasing policies will result in a warning.  The second will result in a 1% loss in the final grade.  The third will result in a 2% loss in the final grade. In all cases, students are warned and given an opportunity to improve before an individual score adjustment is made.
-<html><div class="capnote">
-Note: If substantial issues with your personal professionalism appear after grades have been assigned, your grade could still be affected even after the semester ends.
-</div></html>

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