For length, your final project was not giving a specific time limit or expectation, as there will be many different project forms, but in general the project presentations will have to be around 5-7 minutes to give everyone time. The projects themselves can of course be longer, but if longer than 15 minutes please do let me know...remember there are a lot of you :)

Reminder: the final submission consists of the following:

1. Project report, documenting the project and containing images of screen, pictures, etc. This should go into your concept, process, your stages of production in detail, references related to the class. Highlight your progression and evolution working with sound in this class leading to this project, especially if your earlier projects were related or inspired this one.

Please also include your paragraph of self-evaluation, how where you as a student in the class? as an artist? did you apply the tools, methods, and concepts learned in class to your work? what do you think you did well? what do you think you could have done better? how would you assess yourself if you were the teacher?

2. Sessions/projects in DAW (Reaper, Audacity, other). Only the project files, the audio files are not needed.

3. Final AV or audio files (depending on the type of project, any other documentation if it is an installation or performance will of course be welcomed)

For length, your final project was not giving a specific time limit or expectation, as there will be many different project forms, but in general the project presentations will have to be around 5-7 minutes to give everyone time. The projects themselves can of course be longer, but if longer than 15 minutes please do let me know...remember there are a lot of you :)

Reminder: the final submission consists of the following:

1. Project report, documenting the project and containing images of screen, pictures, etc. This should go into your concept, process, your stages of production in detail, references related to the class. Highlight your progression and evolution working with sound in this class leading to this project, especially if your earlier projects were related or inspired this one.

Please also include your paragraph of self-evaluation, how where you as a student in the class? as an artist? did you apply the tools, methods, and concepts learned in class to your work? what do you think you did well? what do you think you could have done better? how would you assess yourself if you were the teacher?

2. Sessions/projects in DAW (Reaper, Audacity, other). Only the project files, the audio files are not needed.

3. Final AV or audio files (depending on the type of project, any other documentation if it is an installation or performance will of course be welcomed)

For length, your final project was not giving a specific time limit or expectation, as there will be many different project forms, but in general the project presentations will have to be around 5-7 minutes to give everyone time. The projects themselves can of course be longer, but if longer than 15 minutes please do let me know...remember there are a lot of you :)

Reminder: the final submission consists of the following:

1. Project report, documenting the project and containing images of screen, pictures, etc. This should go into your concept, process, your stages of production in detail, references related to the class. Highlight your progression and evolution working with sound in this class leading to this project, especially if your earlier projects were related or inspired this one.

Please also include your paragraph of self-evaluation, how where you as a student in the class? as an artist? did you apply the tools, methods, and concepts learned in class to your work? what do you think you did well? what do you think you could have done better? how would you assess yourself if you were the teacher?

2. Sessions/projects in DAW (Reaper, Audacity, other). Only the project files, the audio files are not needed.

3. Final AV or audio files (depending on the type of project, any other documentation if it is an installation or performance will of course be welcomed)