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Visual Design Tools and Principles

 

Joshua David McClurg-Genevese

Columnist
 

“Design in Theory and Practice” is all about visual communication design for the web. This column will explore topics ranging from the fundamentals of design, to typography and motion, to some of the more advanced theoretical concepts surrounding the practice. Joshua David McClurg-Genevese will guide you through the core tenets of the profession using examples from a wide variety of sources including classical art and architecture, business, media and movies, the environment and, of course, the web. “Design in Theory and Practice” will provide a solid foundation for any web design endeavors, with insight and resources to enhance your daily design activities.

 

http://www.usask.ca/education/coursework/skaalid/tresource/instruction.htm

 

 

 

Fall 2008 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

 

 

Monday

August 25

Classes begin at 8:00 AM

 

 

 

Monday

September 1

Labor Day - No Classes

Tuesday

September 2

Last day to add a course

 

 

Last day (by 4:00 PM) to change schedules without $5 fee

Tuesday

September 16

Last day to exercise pass/fail option

Wednesday

September 17

Convocation (modified class schedule)

Monday

September 22

Last Day to apply for December 2008 Graduation

Friday

September 26

Last day to drop a course with "W" grade

 

 

Last day to withdraw from school without academic penalty ("E" grades)

Monday

September 29

Last day for partial tuition refund as a result of credit reduction or withdrawal

 

 

 

Monday

October 6

Fall Holiday

Tuesday

October 7

Classes resume at 8:00 AM; follow Monday's schedule

Monday

October 20

First quarter ends 

 

 

Incompletes from the Spring 2008 semester and 2008 summer sessions should be completed

Wednesday

October 22

Mid-term low grades due from faculty

Friday

October 31

Last day to drop a course with a grade of WP or WF with faculty permission

 

 

 

Tuesday

November 25

Thanksgiving Holiday begins at close of classes

 

 

 

Monday

December 1

Classes resume at 8:00 AM

Sunday

December 7

Commencement ceremony

 

December 8-12

Special class schedule/ exam period

Friday

December 12

Last day of classes

Tuesday

December 16

All grades due by 9:00 AM; Semester closes

 

Final examinations for fall 2008, if given, will follow the schedule below.  Students should keep this schedule in mind when selecting courses.  In multi-section courses (3 or more sections) instructors may choose to arrange a final examination during evening hours December 8-12.  Students with more than three finals in one day may request makeup with instructor(s).  If no examination is given, final classes must follow the schedule below.

 

Classes that normally begin anytime during the hour of:

Exam is scheduled for:

 

8:00 MWF

8:00-9:50

Tuesday, December 9

9:00 MWF             (i.e. 9:05 AM)

10:00-11:50

Friday, December 12

10:00 MWF           (i.e. 10:10 AM)

8:00-9:50

Wednesday, December 10

11:00 MWF           (i.e. 11:15 AM)        

10:00-11:50

Tuesday, December 9

12:00 MWF           (i.e. 12:20 PM)

2:00-3:50

Thursday, December 11

1:00 MWF             (i.e. 1:25 PM)

8:00-9:50

Monday, December 8

2:00 MWF             (i.e. 2:30 PM)

2:00-3:50

Tuesday, December 9

3:00 MWF             (i.e. 3:35 PM)

2:00-3:50

Friday, December 12

4:00 MWF             (i.e. 4:40 PM)

4:00-5:50

Tuesday, December 9

5:00 MWF             (i.e. 5:05 PM)

4:00-5:50

Wednesday, December 10

6:00 MWF             (i.e. 6:30 PM)

4:00-5:50

Monday, December 8

7:00 MWF

12:00-1:50

Monday, December 8

 

 

 

8:00 TR

8:00-9:50

Thursday, December 11

9:00 TR                 (i.e. 9:30 AM)

10:00-11:50

Thursday, December 11

10:00 TR

12:00-1:50

Tuesday, December 9

11:00 TR

8:00-9:50

Friday, December 12

12:00 TR

2:00-3:50

Wednesday, December 10

1:00 TR

12:00-1:50

Thursday, December 11

2:00 TR                 (i.e. 2:10 PM)

10:00-11:50

Wednesday, December 10

3:00 TR                 (i.e. 3:40 PM)

12:00-1:50

Wednesday, December 10

4:00 TR

10:00-11:50

Monday, December 8

5:00 TR

4:00-5:50

Thursday, December 11

6:00 TR

2:00-3:50

Monday, December 8

7:00 TR

12:00-1:50

Friday, December 12

8:00 TR

4:00 – 5:50

Friday, December 12

 


 

Revised  Friday, September 19, 2008 11:04:39 AM

 

Descriptions for individual assignments are located in the assignments folder.  You may  also learn more by visiting Overview of Assignments.

 

Date Topic(s) Course Learning Outcome
August 26 Introduction to the Course 1,3,4,5
September 2 Individual Conferences 1, 5
September 9 The Wonderful World of Web 2.0 1, 5
September 16 Internet Safety 4, 6
September 23 Copyright, Fair Use, and Creative Commons 4, 6
September 30 Collaboration using Wikis 1, 2, 3, 5
October 14 Effective Use of Technology in Education 1, 2, 3, 5
October 21 What Kind of Website is for Me? 1, 5, 6
November 25 Project #1 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
     
December 2 Final Portfolio Review 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

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Mechanic of Materials:

MecMovies is an extensive collection of examples, theory, and games designed to complement the entire Mechanics of Materials course. The software features impressive graphics and animation that are highly effective in visually communicating course concepts to students. Special emphasis is placed on developing the learner?s understanding and proficiency in basic concepts and skills through interactive exercises and games. Classroom implementation of the software has produced improved student performance and more positive student attitudes regarding the Mechanics of Materials course.

 

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