I3DL Exams and Certification are designed in a way to clearly describe the qualitative skills of candidates according to specific criteria.
Here is an overview of Methods Used for Scoring and Evaluation Criteria in I3DL™ Certifications.
Scoring and Evaluation Criteria
Theoretical Score
Experimental Score
ICT Score
Innovation Score
The Scoring system is simply based on Percentage. So, if you are able to answer 60% of the questions or you have done 60% of the assignment, then your score is simply 60/100.
Theoretical Score
Theoretical Score is based on the following Criteria
Basic Theoretical Knowledge
Understanding of the Concepts and Methods
Knowing the State of the Art; Latest Info
Experimental Score
Experimental Score is based on these Criteria:
Ability to deliver experimental assignments
Measurement Skills
Fabrication Skills
Practical Problem Solving
Assembly and maintenance skills
ICT Score
ICT or Software Score is related to these Criteria
3D Tech Software Skills
Internet and Search Skills
CAD and Design Skills
DB and ICT Skills
Innovation Score
Innovation Score is evaluated by
Uniqueness and creativity of ideas
Market and Business Awareness
Multidisciplinary Mindset
Other Scores and Criteria
Further Criteria and Scores are applicable for specific Audience Groups, and specific Modules.
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