Do not use wikipedia as an official authoritative source. You may begin there but find other sources to cite. For web sources, use the official techniques such as those styles found at http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/online/citex.html Lab report grading rubric This is a fairly generic report rubric. The score can be converted to a numeric grade using the formula: Grade = 10* Required: Sufficient detail to fully explain what’s on.” 12 point font, Times New “goin’ Roman, double spaced. No report will be graded (ie a 0 will be recorded) if these requirements are not met and/or fixed. Criterion Exceeds the Meets the Partially Does not meet (possible standard standard the standard the standard points) = 100) (grade = 87) (grade = 70) (grade = 50) Introduction Introduction is The Introduction is The (includes both comprehensive Introduction is a little vague. introduction is background and includes clear. Some There is little vague and information and interesting background background. unclear. The a problem background material is The problem is reader is left description) material. The presented. The not well stated. with no idea of (4) problem is clear problem is clear what is going and well and on. articulated. understandable. Experiment Procedure Procedures are Procedures are Procedures are Procedures are (2) explicit and in complete. almost not complete. correct order. complete. Data and All data are in All data are Most of the There are no Results tables in the easy to find in data are in data tables in (4) report with clear tables tables attached the report or clear captions. with captions. to the report. attached to the The data are Graphs are are no report. described included as graphs. succinctly. needed. Graphs are well labeled and appropriate. Data Analysis
Do not use wikipedia as an official authoritative source. You may begin there but find other sources to cite. For web sources, use the official techniques such as those styles found at http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/online/citex.html Lab report grading rubric This is a fairly generic report rubric. The score can be converted to a numeric grade using the formula: Grade = 10* Required: Sufficient detail to fully explain what’s “goin’ on.” 12 point font, Times New Roman, double spaced. No report will be graded (ie a 0 will be recorded) if these requirements are not met and/or fixed. Criterion (possible points) Exceeds the standard = 100) Meets the standard (grade = 87) Partially the standard (grade = 70) Does not meet the standard (grade = 50) Introduction (includes both background information and a problem description) (4) Introduction is comprehensive and includes interesting background material. The problem is clear and well articulated. The Introduction is clear. Some background material is presented. The problem is clear and understandable. Introduction is a little vague. There is little background. The problem is not well stated. The introduction is vague and unclear. The reader is left with no idea of what is going on. Experiment Procedure (2) Procedures are explicit and in correct order. Procedures are complete. Procedures are almost complete. Procedures are not complete. Data and Results (4) All data are in tables in the report with clear captions. The data are described succinctly. Graphs are well labeled and appropriate. All data are easy to find in clear tables with captions. Graphs are included as needed. Most of the data are in tables attached to the report. are no graphs. There are no data tables in the report or attached to the report. Data Analysis
analytical_chemistry_syllabus.docx