Category: Announcement

March 20, 2017 / Prof. Mary Brown / 0 Comments

The mid-term exam is scheduled for Wednesday, March 29th. It will cover all that we’ve learned so far. Please take the time to review your notes, the reading assignments and the updates or videos that have been posted on this website.

You may also want to download this document, Adobe Type Primer, which contains a lot of the information about typography that we’ve covered.

February 21, 2017 / Prof. Mary Brown / 0 Comments

Our first quiz is scheduled for Mon, Feb 27, 2017. It will cover what we have been studying so far from the first day of class. It shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes to complete.

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Our first quiz is scheduled for Mon, Feb 27, 2017. It will cover what we have been studying so far from the first day of class. It shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes to complete.

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