The assignment and hand in

A sustained piece of work in any medium, or media, that demonstrates an inventive investigation into unfamiliar areas of practice. Alternatively, a series of works that chart an investigative journey, documented by artefacts. 

This is supported by a reflective, critical report of 1,500 words that underpins the experimental ideas in the practical work. The critical report is your response to the research question proposed and the learning outcomes developed in this module. It includes a summary of your research and practical and cognitive thinking about ideas that you will have recorded in your Learning Journal. The critical report should reflect the issues, concepts and context surrounding the research question and how it impacts on your practice. 

Illustration course students taking this module: the focus of the assessment must be related to Illustration. Animation course students taking this module: the focus of the assessment must be related to Animation.

All assignments should be presented on a CD or DVD. Your module tutor will review your preparation work before submission during a tutorial. If your assignment involves an installation or performance, this should be documented visually (and aurally, if appropriate). Please ensure that the disk, and all files stored on it, can be opened on a Digital Arts Centre computer, or you might score a non-submission 'Fail' grade.

Hand in

This is on Friday 11th May

Do not hand your assignment CD/DVD to the module tutor on the day of submission. Instead, place your disk in a plastic sleeve with the cover sheet with the bar code (download this from SOLE). Seal it and submit it to the drop in point at Bredon.  In this way, you will have proof of hand in. Note that assignments that miss the submission deadline can only score the minimum pass mark. After five days, late submissions will score an automatic fail! You will then have to re-take the entire module.