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Course Projects
[Note: The image, audio, and video projects will be embedded in your website and counted as part of your final digital portfolio. And all projects, including the website itself, will include an accompanying "artist statement" in which you will discuss your goals and compositional choices. Click on the project names below for detailed instructions and guidelines.]
Image Adaptation Project: For this project, you will be selecting an iconic image or logo that is associated with a particular place. Using Photoshop, you must create at least three different adaptations of this image or logo. Each of your manipulated images should have a distinct rhetorical purpose or message.
Sonic Memory Project: This project asks you to create an original sonic composition (a podcast, soundscape, etc.) that explores the relationship between sound, place, and memory. You might choose to focus on music or environmental sound; or perhaps craft a reflective audio essay; or compose an oral history project. Your particular approach to this assignment is entirely up to you. We will be listening to examples and talking about various possibilities in class.
Documentary Video Project: For your final media project of the term, you will be required to produce (storyboard, film, and edit) a short documentary video that explores the concept of "placing memory." Like the "Sonic Memory Project," the focus of this documentary is flexible: you might decide to interview people about their memories of a particular place or site-specific event; you might explore why it is that memories and places are so intertwined through a concrete example (perhaps referencing course readings); you might highlight a personal or larger cultural experience involving memory and place. We will be studying documentary form and style in class, as well as discussing different options for your projects.
Discuss the limitations of a linear classifier
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Paper-women in prison what happen to their children
: Women In Prison: What Happen To Their Children? Discuss why you chose the topic and issue a statement of the problem. Where possible, make reference to a specific news story, agency, jurisdiction, legislative act, court ruling, and etc
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Friden company has budgeted sales and production
: The Company has 20,000 units of product on hand at April 1. A minimum of 20% of the next month's sales needs in units must be on hand at the end of each month. July sales are expected to be 140,000 units. Budgeted sales for June would be (in units):
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Define the components of empowerment
: Motivation and Empowerment Paper - Write a 300- to 500-word paper in which you answer the following concepts: Define the components of empowerment
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Explores the relationship between sound, place, and memory
: Image Adaptation Project: For this project, you will be selecting an iconic image or logo that is associated with a particular place. Using Photoshop, you must create at least three different adaptations of this image or logo.
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Debates about the meaning of the second amendment
: Modern debates about the meaning of the Second Amendment have focused on whether it protects a right of individuals to keep and bear arms or, instead, a right of the states to maintain militia organizations like the National Guard (www.heritage.or..
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What are the cash collections budgeted for june
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Stages of the criminal trial
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Busybody company expects its november sales
: BusyBody Company expects its November sales to be 20% higher than its October sales of $180,000. Purchases were $110,000 in October and are expected to be $160,000 in November.
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