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Last Updated: 01/24/2008
1. Quality and Quantity of Individual Work!
2. Development of an attitude necessary to function as:
· A creative person
· An active participant as a class member
3. Meeting assignment deadlines
4. Amount of preparation, involvement, time and "love" in one's work
5. Verbal, physical, mental and project participation in discussions
6. Uniqueness and originality of work
7. Craftsmanship, presentation and neatness.
8. Overall improvement and development in work and thinking.
9. Attendance is mandatory. It includes both individual performance as well as individual production. Each student is expected to be prepared, to stay and to be actively involved for the entire class period. Three (3) unexcused absences or the equivalent in tardies will result in being dropped from the course. To be excused, a notice from the appropriate source must be submitted to the course instructor.
Grades - The following, in general, defines what you must do to earn your grade:
A - Outstanding work and effort in and outside of class. Work is complete and goes far beyond what was assigned - it is creative, imaginative, and skilled. Work is always submitted on time.
B - Excellent work and effort (above average). It surpasses the minimum requirements in creativity, imagination, skill and amount assigned. Work is submitted on time.
C- Good but average work and efforts. Work is above minimum required to meet course objectives. It meets all creative, skill and deadline requirements as well as the amount of work assigned. However it does not show further effort or development.
D - Below average. Work and effort meet only minimum requirements for course objectives through lack of interest in the material. Participation is poor, craftsmanship is poor and work may be late.
F - Failure. Not enough work, effort, participation or results to justify credit for individual assignments or the course as a whole.
