Part 4 Research Proposal Presentations Marking Guide
This document provides a marking guide for project presentations in the Department of Construction and Civil Engineering at the University of Zimbabwe. It outlines 11 assessment components that will be used to evaluate student presentations out of a total possible mark of 100. The components include introducing the background and problem statement, justifying the research, outlining research objectives and literature review, describing methods and plans, addressing innovation and relevance, delivery, content, structure, use of visual aids, and responding to questions.
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Part 4 Research Proposal Presentations Marking Guide
This document provides a marking guide for project presentations in the Department of Construction and Civil Engineering at the University of Zimbabwe. It outlines 11 assessment components that will be used to evaluate student presentations out of a total possible mark of 100. The components include introducing the background and problem statement, justifying the research, outlining research objectives and literature review, describing methods and plans, addressing innovation and relevance, delivery, content, structure, use of visual aids, and responding to questions.
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UNIVERSITY OF ZIMBABWE
DEPARTMENT OF CONSTRUCTION AND CIVIL ENGINEERING
MARKING GUIDE FOR PROJECT PRESENTATION (CE460) No. ASSESSMENT POSSIBLE Student Name COMPONENT MARK 1 Introduction and 5 Background to Study 2 Problem Statement 5 3 Justification 5 4 Research Objectives 15 5 Literature Review & 15 References 6 Materials and methods: 20 Plans for: Design Framework, Extensive Fieldwork/ Laboratory Work (Practical Component) e.g. Surveys; Soil Tests, Water Quality Testing, Aggregate & Concrete Tests 7 Innovation and relevance 10 8 Delivery: speed, eye 5 contact, clarity, audibility, tone 9 Content: sets out relevant 5 issues, explains key terms, confident with material, aids understanding 10 Structure: logical, easy to 5 follow, provides headings, each section relates to overall purpose 11 Use of visual aids uses 5 handout or other visual aids, relevant to content 12 Response to questions: 5 willing to answer questions, actively seeks questions TOTAL 100
Dire Dawa University (Ddu) Dire Dawa Institute of Technology (Ddit) School of Civil Engineering and Architecture (Scea) Construction Technology and Management Chair (Cotm)