PBL 1 CSP254 (Project Based Learning)

 1. Project Title Approval Form- Rubric #R0: Zeroth Evaluation

2. Project Design Approval Form - Rubric #R1: First Evaluation

3. Project Implementation Review Form - Rubric #R2: Second Evaluation

4. Project Result Review Form - Rubric #R3: Third Evaluation




THE EXPECTED OUTCOME OF THE PBL-1 SHOULD BE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
1. Project to Product
2. Project to Hackathon Competitions, etc.
3. Research Oriented- Publish the work research papers in SCI indexed Journals.
4. Research Oriented- Publish the work research papers in Scopus indexed Journals.
5. Research Oriented- Publish the work research papers in UGC CARE List.  
6. Patents Publication



PBL-1 evaluation is also associated with 01 Oracle Academy (OA) Course already assigned and informed to students.

OA Course: Java Foundations


The assessment criteria of PBL-1 with ONE Oracle Academy Course is as follows:

Rubrics  / Parameter

Marks

Assessment Method

Zeroth Evaluation

5

CA (25 Marks)

Evaluation - 1

10

Oracle Courses (01)

10

Evaluation - 2

10

CE (25 Marks)

Evaluation - 3

15

Total Internal Marks

50

 

End Term Evaluation

50

ETE (50 Marks)


The completion of each course carries 10 marks. 

OA Course Evaluation Criteria: The division of marks out of 10 with respect to the percentage obtained from each course is as follows:

 

%age obtained by Student in OA course

 

 

Marks

>90

10

>=80

8

>=75

6

>=60

4

<60

0

 

Execution Plan for B.Tech 2nd Year students (2022 Batch)

 

ORACLE ACADEMY COURSES

OA Courses

Year

Allocated in Semester

Completed in Semester

Java Foundations (Term 2301)

2nd

3rd

Assigned in Term 2301

Java Fundamentals (Term 2302)

2nd

4th

 

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