Project Presentation Rubric

Rubric

The presentation is graded out of a total of 10 points. You may record the presentation using any method, but it should include audio narration as well as slides.

If your presentation goes over the 10 minute limit, only the first 10 minutes will be evaluated for your grade.

Group members who do not contribute equally to the presentation will not be given credit, with the penalty scaling based on the level of non-involvement.

Rubric

Rather than a formal rubric (since the presentation is meant to be a relatively short overview, and there is some flexibility allowed for where you spend your time), your grade will be determined based on the following:

• 4 points: Presentation Content (does your presentation contain all of the requested information?). Points would be lost for missing information or not providing enough context to understand the key project components.
• 3 points: Presentation Quality (how easy to follow and well-structured is your presentation?). Points would be lost for disorganized presentation or presentations that are too text- or equation-heavy to follow easily.
• 3 points: Peer Reviews (peer assessment of how clear your presentation was to your classmates). These are general assessments of how easy to understand your project was.