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Fall 2002 : ASSIGNMENTS
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| PRELIMINARY PROPOSAL Value for final grade: 10% An outline of what you plan to do for your final presentation/performance. What do you need from your working partner and from your fellow classmates. Length: One double-spaced page. |
ACTUAL PROPOSAL Value for final grade: 20% An outline of what you plan to do for your final presentation or performance. The proposal should include the following, but may include more: a. artistic statement (describe the concept) b. contextualize your work historically and/or theoretically c. list your resources and skills and explain how you're presenting what you're presenting Length: Between one and two double-spaced pages. |
| WRITTEN + ORAL PRESENTATION
Value for final grade: 30% Each student will pick a critical terms/issues related to the class (a full list will be available in class about one week after students' actual proposals are handed in) and give a 10-minute presentation about that term/issue in class. Some terms/issues will related directly to the students' final presentations. Collaborations on related terms/issues are encouraged and recommended. Length: Between three and four double-spaced pages. |
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FINAL PRESENTATION/PERFORMANCE Full details will be given in class, and specific projects need to be discussed with Toni Sant & Martha Wilson during office hours. |
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| ATTENDANCE
POLICY Absence on day of your own presentations will automatically result in "F" as a grade for that day's assignment. Every student is allowed up to 2 absences during the semester, including absences for religious holidays and medical/personal emergencies. Each absence after the second will result in a lowered grade: an "A" becomes an "A-", a "B-" becomes a "C+", etc. No exceptions. |
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Last updated: August 29, 2002