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Problem Definition Statement Grading Table

1) This document outlines the grading criteria for an engineering project at an Islamic University's Faculty of Engineering. 2) The project will be graded based on several factors including the title page, theme and relevance of the project, word count, formatting, grammar, references, and depth of answers to questions about the proposed design. 3) Specifically, the questions cover what the final design product would look like, how it would satisfy the identified need, how the need is currently met and how the new design would change things, who would benefit from the design, alternatives to the proposed design, problems that would need to be overcome, and constraints and criteria for evaluating the design.

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Problem Definition Statement Grading Table

1) This document outlines the grading criteria for an engineering project at an Islamic University's Faculty of Engineering. 2) The project will be graded based on several factors including the title page, theme and relevance of the project, word count, formatting, grammar, references, and depth of answers to questions about the proposed design. 3) Specifically, the questions cover what the final design product would look like, how it would satisfy the identified need, how the need is currently met and how the new design would change things, who would benefit from the design, alternatives to the proposed design, problems that would need to be overcome, and constraints and criteria for evaluating the design.

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Islamic University

Faculty of Engineering

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Title Page 5
Theme of the Project 5
Creativity/Relevance of the Project Theme 10
Number of Words !00"#00$ 5
%ormatting Rules 10
&rammar and 'entence 'tructure 10
Redundancy in 'entences 5
References 5
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What would the final design product look like in order to
resolve the defined need (a product, product improvement,
civil or architectural project, etc.)?
10
How will the design satisfy that need? 5
How is that need currently being satisfied and how will
the new design change and improve things?
5
Who will use or benefit from the design? 5
What other ways might the need be met? What alternatives are
there to the proposed design?
5
What problems will have to be surmounted in doing the design? 5
What constraints, technical, economic, environmental, social
and political, must the design satisfy?
5
What criteria will be used to evaluate the design? 5
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