For your final illustration portfolio. I want a multiple page, single .pdf of 8 of your best illustrations this semester. Turn in to my public folder on my computer. I also want the final selections blogged and commented on. The portfolio can be comprised of both exercises and projects. I weigh projects heavier than exercises so a portfolio heavy on exercises will not grade as high as a portfolio of good projects. Any project that I haven't "approved" as being publishable (is that a word?), you probably should not include in the final portfolio. Just a thought. Just trying to help out. You still have three weeks to rework any project or exercise to get a better final result. Unsure... see me.
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- Students who have a disability that may impact their ability to complete the requirements of the course must contact me personally before the second class meeting so we may discuss any necessary accommodations needed to complete the class. If you have a documented learning or other disability, you must contact Disability Services in the Student Affairs Office for support and documentation of your particular situation. No accommodations will be provided without official, written documentation from the Student Affairs Disability Director.
Code of Conduct
- Ethical PracticesIn keeping with university policy. Student Conduct Code Sect. 8.050.1 and common standards of integrity and professional practice, plagiarism will not be tolerated. Plagiarism is grounds for expulsion from the university and/or disciplinary action within the course and/or program. Copying someone else’s work or lifting ideas from a source outside your own inspiration and presenting it as your own work is an act of cowardice that will result in immediate dismissal from the course and/or failing grades for the assignment and semester.
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- By enrolling in this Truman State University Art Department course, permission is granted by the student, to the university to use any artwork, designs or illustrations, as demonstrative samples of student work for the stated course, in university publications, websites or multimedia promotions.
