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Successful program graduates will: •Design, analyze, and diagnose basic electrical systems through the application of electrical theory fundamentals. •Ensure safe work practices and installations through compliance with national, state, and local regulations and industry standards including the National Electrical Code and WAC/RCW. •Use proper tools and test equipment to construct and maintain power, lighting, signaling, and control systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. •Install new and modify existing electrical systems and components utilizing appropriate wiring methods and materials. •Estimate costs of labor and material for small electrical projects. • Exhibit professional and personal conduct and appearance appropriate to the workplace. •Communicate clearly with team members, supervisors, and others in the workplace, effectively using oral communication as well as drawings, blueprints, and other documents.

An Interesting video on Formative and summative assessment: []
My favorite rubric that I use to grade student control enclosures is