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Marking Rubric – Extensive treatment of Introduction/Background and Project Scope canvassing relevant information from case study including general description of the project and outline of what is and is not included in the project in broader terms. Comprehensive list prepared identifying and describing specific project tasks within each project phase. Demonstration of advanced level understanding of project life cycle phases and chronology of specific project tasks within project phases. Precise tabulation of Schedules/Milestones and Pricing. Schedule of deliverables and milestones for the project outlined. Costs associated with each phase of the project outlined.

Extensive treatment of Acceptance Criteria canvassing relevant information from case study including a description of how both parties will know when the work is acceptable, how it will be accepted, and who is authorized to accept the work. Ideas & arguments are effectively structured. Thoughtful progression of ideas and details. Concluding comments leave the reader thinking. Major arguments are effectively woven throughout everybody paragraph, with ideas always related back to main arguments. Fully considered all the relevant issues and made significant observations made from appropriate theory and research. Excellent writing and expression of arguments.

Sentence variety is effective and sophisticated. Tone is appropriate and consistent. Diction/ vocabulary is sophisticated and effective. Language is academic. Writing is clear, concise, and strong. Meets all editing, spacing, fonts, and other editing requirements. Excellent/appropriate referencing, 100% in-line with requirements of Harvard style and consistent with KBS guidelines.