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Est This document outlines the assessment criteria for a Measurement II course, including five categories: 1) Ability to do billing in proper sequence (20%) 2) Interpretation of clauses, drawings, and taking off lists (10%) 3) Confirmation of queries (10%) 4) Ability to accurately describe items (20%) 5) Ability to properly measure dimensions and side casts (30%) Scores are given on a scale of Excellent to Fail for each category based on accuracy, proper interpretation, and correctness. The total marks from all categories will determine the overall score.
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