Prof. Jenna Spevack | COMD3504_D061 | Fall 2022
So far, during this class I have completed all my of reading responses and research assignments and learned a lot about many art movements. However, I have been turning in the latest assignments a little late trying to find time for school while working. I
There is room for improvement in terms of posting my responses on time. I was able to stay on track during the first two or three weeks, but due to responsibilities and the fact that majority of the courses on my schedule are reading and … Read More
I had a rough start, catching up on the assignments to make sure that I’m up the date turned out to be more of a challenge than I expected. However, I hope that for now, I’m able to keep up and be on the same … Read More
I believe I have made some progress in this class by attempting to keep on track with the work and time management. I got to learn more about the types of art I like and about them. I still need to work on my writing … Read More
I feel like I’ve genuinely accomplished so much. I’ve been keeping up with my assignments even though … Read More
So far, I’ve accomplished pretty good in this class by doing all my reading responses and research assignments. there’s always room for improvement I believe and one thing that I want to improve on is my research journal because honestly speaking I’ve not been able … Read More
For the midpoint of the semester, I believe I did as well as I could in the time that I allowed myself. There is room for improvement but the biggest thing for me will be repetition and constant practice that I hope to show through … Read More
So far, I have done my best. Both writing and reading let me learn a lot of new knowledge, and constantly help me define and improve my design aesthetic. Sometimes I need to spend more time on my reading, so I think I need to … Read More
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