Supply Chain and Logistics

Cases and Presentations

Each criterion gets a value from 1 to 9, with 9 being great and 1 truly awful. The weights of the criteria compare their importance for the overall grade; they add up to 11. Multiply each weight by the value to get the score on that criterion; add them up. You’ll notice that the maximum possible score is 99, resulting from 9’s on all criteria. Then you get 1 free point!

The format below is:

Rubric Number. (Weight) Tagline – Description

Cases

1. (3) Content – The content is interesting, useful, and relevant, and specific rather than too general.
2. (2) Concise – The presentation is well written and concise.
3. (3) Questions – It answers the questions at a minimum. Additional insight is welcome.
4. (1) Anticipate – The discussion anticipates issues that might be raised by hearers/viewers and speaks to those issues.
5. (1) ReadPPt – The Powerpoint presentation is well-designed and easily followed. It looks nice.
6. (1) Cartoon/Pic – There is at least one cartoon or picture, relevant and in good taste.

Presentations

1. (3) Relevant – The content is correct, interesting, useful, important in the chapter, and relevant. It is specific.
2. (3) Speaking – All team members speak; they express themselves clearly, are well informed, and polished in their discussion.
3. (2) ViewingPpt – The Powerpoint presentation is well-designed and easily followed. It looks nice, and is easy to view. It helps guide the discussion.
4. (3) Discussion – The team creates class participation, discussion, and response.