Scavenger Hunt #1 and #2 have been graded. Below you will see statistics showing where your grades stand relative to your classmates.
I have decided to allow an additional submission of the second Scavenger Hunt (will be number 3 in blackboard) – which you should complete after you review the marked-up PDF I uploaded for each of you. It will be due the week we start class again.
Also – a number of you are still missing assignments – they must be uploaded ASAP.
The schedule has become a bit confused due to all of the holidays. The two classes are also now out of sequence as the Wed/Friday class has met twice this week and the Tues/Thursday has not met at all. We should all be back in sync in about a week.
Both classes are being given the same amount of time to complete assignments based on when they were first assigned.
To clarify deadlines- and uploads to blackboard. All assignments are now listed on blackboard. Please meet the following deadlines for submission.
Wed/Friday Class
Team Building Analysis PowerPoint Due 10/7/2016
Team Project & Zoning Presentation Due 10/7/2016
Individual Scavenger Hunt #1 Due 10/7/2016
Individual Scavenger Hunt #2 w/Ann Due 10/7/2016
Individual AutCAD Zoning Set Due 10/11/2016
Tue/Thurs Class
Team Building Analysis PowerPoint Due 10/7/2016
Team Project & Zoning Presentation Due 10/7/2016
Individual Scavenger Hunt #1 Due 10/14/2016
Individual Scavenger Hunt #2 w/Ann Due 10/18/2016
Individual AutoCAD Zoning Set Due 10/11/2016
For all team assignments only one member of the team is required to upload the presentation. Please be certain to read and adhere to the requirements in Blackboard.
There are three current active assignments as follows:
Scavenger Hunt – tell three stories 1 per sheet
Group Presentation – complete missing elements (I will be posting a checklist this weekend to help you)
Individual Zoning Sheets in AutoCad – while the group did the research together each of you is responsible for drawing your own AutoCAD zoning sheets. (will be posting a checklist for this as well.)
To clarify, you are using the file we worked with in class to complete this assignment. A copy of the file can be downloaded from openlab. We will plot the file to PDF at the start of our next class meeting.
Heres a pic of the ceiling at the MoMA, which allows indirect light into the building so that the artwork isn’t damaged. Hope this helps those of you doing a museum.