Assignment 1 is worth 20% of your final mark. In Chapter 6, the textbook examines the suggestion that science played a crucial role in the Industrial Revolution. Today, technological innovation is often associated with the Industrial Revolution and we consider science to be the ‘basis for technology.’ However, the Industrial Revolution is an interesting case study for the relationship between science and technology. It is viewed as the turning point in the relationship. The textbook illustrates an example that the method for smelting iron may have actually been developed by trial and error (not scientific) or by knowing the scientific facts for a new method. This implies that science may not have had as important of a role during the beginning of the Industrial Revolution as commonly viewed. Please answer the following questions in paragraph format (paragraphs that have at least 5 sentences): How did the Industrial Revolution begin without the use of science? What are the differences between technological developments from trial and error vs. knowing scientific facts? Could a smartphone be developed by trial and error? How does the concept of knowing scientific facts contribute to the Industrial Revolution? Why is the Industrial Revolution an important time period for the relations between science and technology? Technical Requirements
You will be marked on • Your depth of examination and integrating what you have learned from the course module content and required textbook. Please look over the Assignment 1: Science, Technology and the Industrial Revolution rubric. A note on late penalties: The dropbox remains open for 5 extra days to submit your assignment with 10% late penalty applied per day. |
|
|
Rubric Name: Assignment 1: Science, Technology and the Industrial Revolution (Final)
Criteria |
Level 5
5 points
|
Level 4
4 points
|
Level 3
3 points
|
Level 2
2 points
|
Level 1
1 point
|
Criterion Score
|
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Analysis – Quality of Responses
|
Responses to all 5 questions are thorough, fully cited, make use of course text and other reference to provide a complete, correct answer. |
Responses to all 5 questions are mostly thorough, some citations are missing, incomplete or not applicable, some content is slightly incorrect or demonstrates limited understanding. |
Responses to all 5 questions are adequate but incomplete. Some citations are missing or not applicable. Some of the responses don’t demonstrate a full understanding of the course text or additional reference. |
Responses to all 5 questions are insufficient to demonstrate the learner’s understanding of the course text, additional reference. Citations are missing entirely, the course text is not used or there is a missing additional source. |
Analysis are incomplete, not cited, no course text and addition resource is not used. Answers are incomplete or missing. |
Score of Analysis – Quality of Responses,
/ 5 |
Formatting
|
All aspects of the required formatting are present including: *APA title page |
4 of 5 of the required formatting are present. *APA title page |
3 of 5 of the required formatting are present including: *APA title page |
2 of 5 of the required formatting are presen: including: *APA title page |
1 or fewer of the required formatting elements are missing, including no: *APA title page |
Score of Formatting,
/ 5 |
Citations and APA
|
All of the elements of the assignment sheet are included: *APA in-text citations |
One of the elements of the following 5 are missing or incomplete: *APA in-text citations |
Two of the elements of the following 5 are missing or incomplete: *APA in-text citations |
Three of the element of the following 5 are missing or incomplete: *APA in-text citations |
All of the elements of the assignment sheet are missing or incomplete: *APA in-text citations |
Score of Citations and APA,
/ 5 |
Grammar, clarity and spelling
|
This submission is clear, well-written with proofread, concise, spellchecked sentences and paragraphs. |
This submission is mostly clear, well-written with proofread, concise, spellchecked sentences and paragraphs. |
This submission is somewhat clear, well-written with proofread, concise, spellchecked sentences and paragraphs. |
There are issues with clarity proofreading. There are errors that interfere with understanding. |
There are significant issues with clarity and understanding due to major spelling and grammar issues. |
Score of Grammar, clarity and spelling,
/ 5 |
/ 20
Overall Score
Level 5
Excellent. This is demonstrative of evident care, mastery of course concepts, consumption of the course text, additional material and good scholarship. This is excellent work.
Level 4
Very good. This is mostly demonstrative of evident care, mastery of course concepts, consumption of the course text, additional material and good scholarship. This is very good work.
Level 3
Good. Some care and diligence is evident. You used some evidence to mount your answers but some elements and the quality of responses are mostly opinion without evidence.
Level 2
Fair. There was some trace evidence of care and diligence. The responses are mostly opinion without evidence.
Level 1
Doesn’t not meet assignment requirements. The responses are entirely opinion without evidence.