Final
Grades:
Exercises/assignments 30%, 2 Quizes 20%, Project Grades 25%, Portfolio
15%, Class effort and participation 10%
A/A-
Excellent. Demonstrates a full understanding of techniques, concepts,
and theories covered in class; exceeds class expectations, self-motivated
and challenged; attends and participates in classes regularly. Submits
new work (not assignment submissions) for the final portfolio.
B+/B/B- Good. Have completed the assignment well and attended classes
and critiques.
C+/C/C- Average. Have completed the assignments, but without much effort
and challenge.
D+/D/ Poor. If you are an art major, you will have to repeat this class
with a D grade.
F Failing. Not met the requirements of the class.
Grading:
Work will be graded on: individual progress and growth throughout the
semester, originality, craftsmanship, technique, level of challenge
and concept. Effort, class participation, and , especially, your sense
of exploration; that is, your willingness to take risks in the process
of creating art
The typical A student is a responsible and active learner
who doesnt take shortcuts. He or she will follow all steps in
the creative process, not opting for an easy out when the project becomes
difficult; will hand work in on time; will participate fully in class;
will ask questions; will do extra work for the sheer pleasure and need
to learn. As a result, his/her work will show considerable growth beyond
previous technical, expressive and conceptual capabilities.
University Grading Policy- The grading policy is in accordance
with the University grading policy, based on: 1. Successful completion
of project requirements 2. Quality of production 3. Conceptual development
of art work 4. Participation in critiques and discussions.
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