Scoring
Teams of judges will evaluate both the computer printout and city model. Student competitors will also be judged on their essay and oral presentation. The judging categories are:
Virtual City Benchmark
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0-10 points |
Virtual City Design
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City Layout: convenience of shopping and workplace to residential areas; position of transport tubes and magnetic rails; location of power plants and power lines
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Energy Efficiency: public transportation systems; number & type of power plants
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Livability: parks; trees; scenery around residential areas; ease of transportation
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0-90 points |
City Scale Model
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Creativity: how the model illustrates futuristic concepts, materials used
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Attractiveness: neatness; quality of workmanship; scale model
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Moving Component: innovative ideas; practical use
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Recycled Materials: use of recycled materials in the construction of the model
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0-120 points |
Research Essay
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Information and research as it relates to the competition topic with a maximum of 1000 words.
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0-70 points |
Narrative
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Narrative describes your city with a maximum of 500 words.
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0-20 points |
Presentation
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Knowledge: how well students can explain the city's design focusing on its benefits and aesthetic quality and understanding of city's problems;
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Cooperation: how well students work together
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Presentation: how well the students present their information to the judges
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0-90 points |
Maximum score:
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400 points
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