Week 5
October 29: REVIEW / AI & BIOTECH October 31: MIDTERM (HALLOWEEN)
Midterm Information:
Dear Art Sci & Tech students,
We spent quite a bit of time preparing a document that will help guide your midterm project. Below are instructions and attached is a ppt of a mock project and a pdf copy if you want to print it out. We picked a topic that is relevant, but not covered in class -- art and climate change -- and Lis came up with a great idea for a project. You will choose one of the topics we have covered so far and create a 10 page power point. We are really looking forward to your presentations and believe this midterm could be inspiring, informing and fun!
All the Best,
Victoria Vesna
Also, be sure to check out last year's site for some additional references/resources.
Midterm Instructions for your 1 minute presentation to the class:
Email an 10 page powerpoint or keynote file to your section
leader by Tuesday October 30, 2007 at 5PM.
PPT Structure (see attached sample PowerPoint):
Page 1: Title Page (DESMA 9: Art, Science and Technology. Title. Name. Section)
Page 2: Abstract(~100 words)
Page 3: Concept/Topic (~100 words)
Page 4: Context & Precedents (imagery/text)
Page 5-7: Project Proposal + Diagram/Illustration (~100 words)
Page 8: Conclusion (~100 words)
Page 9: References. Please use the MLA Handbook for format guidelines
(this page will not be presented to the class, but should be
incorporated in the presentation file.
Page 10: Bibliography/Links (20 minimum). Please use the MLA Handbook for format guidelines (this page will not be presented to the class, but should be incorporated in the presentation file.
Group Option:
You have the option to present in a group of 2 provided that twice the work is done (10-12 pages, 2 minute presentation, 2 diagrams, same number references)
Delivery:
Please email your file (under 5MB) to Gil K gil (at) unsound(dot)com, Lis Evans
lisevans(at)ucla(dot)edu, John Carpenter desma9c(at)gmail (dot) com, or deliver it in
person to Gil (email him for to schedule a time) or Lis and John from 3-5
on Tuesday October 30, 2007 in the EDA (where class usually occurs).