Lesson ProgressPhase 5 of 6
Phase 5Assessment
Assessment: Project Rehearsal: Depreciation Workbook with Shared Data
Comprehension check and peer critique tied to the Definition of Done
✅ Phase 5: Transfer Check and Peer Audit
Peer Audit Against the Definition of Done
Swap workbooks with another group. Use the Definition of Done checklist below to evaluate their rehearsal workbook. Your job is to be a quality reviewer — the same role you will play in the real project.
Definition of Done Checklist
Check each item. Mark Yes, Partial, or No with a brief note.
1.Asset Register has all required fields (name, cost, useful life, salvage value, method, purchase date)
2.Depreciation Schedule formulas link to the Asset Register (no hard-coded values)
3.Book Value = Cost − Accumulated Depreciation holds for every row
4.Method Comparison sheet shows at least two methods side by side
5.Recommendation includes a clear claim, workbook evidence, and risk/limitation
6.Every number in the recommendation cites a specific workbook source
7.Sheets are clearly labeled and professionally formatted
Peer Critique & Feedback
Provide constructive feedback to support peer learning and professional development
Unit 8
Reviewing: Partner Group
Unit 08 Depreciation Rehearsal Workbook
Project by Partner Group
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Transfer Comprehension Check
Audit and Transfer Readiness
Confirm you understand the quality standard and peer audit process
1. When auditing a partner's workbook, what should you focus on first?
2. A good peer critique must include:
3. If a workbook's book value does not equal cost minus accumulated depreciation, what should you note in your audit?
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