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Submitting Work

All student assignments in this course will take the form of Markdown pages submitted as pull requests through Github. Our course repo is: https://github.com/golanlevin/ExperimentalCapture/. For information on using Git and Github, see this page.

Requirements for each of the different assignment types are available below:

  • Expectations for Looking Outwards assignments.
  • Expectations for Technical Tutorial assignments.
  • Expectations for Projects 1, 2, and 3 (below)
  • Expectations for the Final Project (below)

Expectations for Projects 1, 2, and 3

  • Create a unique Markdown document for your Project report.
  • Be sure to put your name and title of the work at the top of the page.
  • Include a one-sentence "tweetable" description of your project, that answers the question: what is it?
  • Include at least one static documentation image, such as a screenshot, of a good quality.
  • All projects must be documented in a YouTube or Vimeo video. Include a link to this video, ideally with a thumbnail image.
  • For good measure, if appropriate, include an animated GIF documenting your project.
  • Write approximatly 200 words about your project, describing its development process, both technically and conceptually. In your writing, include some critical analysis of your project: how could it have been better? In what ways did you succeed, and in what ways could it be better?
  • Include scans of notebook sketches, technical diagrams, etc. if you have them.
  • Link to any code you developed for the project.

Related to our course policies on Academic Integrity, you must also:

  • Name any other students from the class with whom you collaborated on your Project, and explain how the work was distributed among the collaborators.
  • Cite and link to the sources for any code, papers, algorithms, external libraries, or other media (e.g. photographs, soundtracks) which you used in your Project.

Expectations for the Final Project

It is expected (but not required) that the Final Project will be a revised version of one of the first three projects.

  • If you elect to revise an earlier project, it is acceptable to revise its original report page, as long as you retain documentation of the project at its earlier stage, i.e. "show the process". So if you revise your Portrait project, be sure to keep images/videos of the project from its first go-around. You may wish to re-organize your report to include this information in a "process" discussion.
  • If you elect to create a new project for the Final, then create a new report as with the other Projects.