What is codesign?

This paper provides you an opportunity to draft a personal design philosophy that might be handed to a potential employer or partner to explain your approach to the design process. The paper should be written in the first person, and should include at least five (5) references from class reading. Questions you might explore in this paper include:
What is codesign? How is it related to other terms such as participatory design, human-centered design, participatory action research, etc.?
Why is collaborative design important to you?
How does collaborative design intervene in existing power dynamics or systemic inequities?
What are situations or conditions that are ideal for codesign? When might it be challenging?
Use examples from the reading or case studies we discussed in class. It is also okay to use examples from your design process this semester.
Papers should be 10-12 pages, double-spaced, with 12-point font. References should be in APA style, with in-text parenthetical citations. All papers should include a title page and bibliography.

Write a 4 page analytical paper on the movie fight club by david fincher.

Write a 4 page Analytical Paper on the movie Fight Club by David Fincher. Your thesis should focus on one element of the storyline or a cinematic technique that illuminates a framework within the film. Finally, you must include one secondary source about the film that furthers your argument and that you agree with
Please keep in mind, this is an analytical paper: do not just summarize or write a paper simply convincing the reader to go see the movie. Also, spoilers are acceptable!
-This paper must have at least four quotes, situated anywhere in the paper.
-This paper must have a Works Cited page, citing the film and the secondary source.

What new things do you add?

Students will complete a 10-page research paper that has the following components:
1. Introduction: what is your topic? Why is this topic significant? What do we learn from this topic? (1 page)
2. Discussion of existing studies: What did scholars say on this topic? What are the major arguments? What are the strengths of their arguments What are some gaps that you need to fill in? (3 pages)
3. Photographs to analyze: What photographs did you study? How did you choose them? (0.5 page)
4. Arguments: What are some major themes that you draw from them? How do you build upon previous arguments? What new things do you add? (5 pages)
5. Conclusion and reflection: What did you learn? (0.5 page)
My research question is “Alfredo Jaar questions and satirizes the values of the Western media”

Dangling quotes confuse your reader.

This paper will be a thesis-driven visual analysis. It should be 600-1000 words in length (2-3 pages, double-spaced, 12-point font).
Prompt:
Using the method used in which we examine images in terms of their visual style, the person or people who created them, and the period and place in which they were made—explore the meaning and significance of the photo attached. In answering these questions you must include: 1) a detailed description of the appearance of the work you have chosen; 2) an account of its historical context and why this is relevant; 3) a clear thesis that makes a claim about your interpretation of the work.
Other potentially relevant factors you might consider in your discussion are: the venue in which the image is/was displayed, the clothes or outfits worn by those depicted, and the materials or processes of making involved. Your discussion should engage the ideas of at least two writers, explaining how your ideas relate to the wider discourse surrounding this work.
This assignment should be properly cited and accompanied by an annotated bibliography.
Start by locating writings on the work you have chosen. These sources will be scholarly papers, or newspaper and magazine articles, as well as books on related subjects.
1. The first sentence should get straight down to business.
2. Put your strongest, most compelling conclusions IN THE INTRODUCTION.
3. Dangling quotes confuse your reader. Integrate them into your writing.
4. The topic sentence of each paragraph HAS to relate explicitly to your thesis.

What is its most distinguishing feature?

Instructions
Architectural Renderings
The featured chapter for Module 3 is architecture because all of us encounter some form (or multiple forms) of architecture on a daily basis. Chapter 14 delves into structural forms in architecture, provides historical context, and situates architecture within society. You are introduced to significant buildings in architecture through images in the text. And through a photo essay in the outside reading, you are introduced to Samara, the Usonian home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright located on Northwestern in West Lafayette.
For this assignment, you will spend time with one building and will depict that building using your choice of media.
To complete the assignment, you will:
Choose one building. The building can be on campus, in your hometown, in a small town, in a big city, or any place of your choosing. Spend time with it. Walk around it. Walk in it if you can. What do you notice? What is its most distinguishing feature?
Depict the building using your choice of art material. Artwork should take you a minimum of one hour to complete. You can use the media you read about in your choice chapter, or you can use another material for convenience. Suggestions include:
Drawing- create a drawing using pencil, ball point pen, charcoal, marker, pastels on paper
Painting- create a painting using watercolors on paper, oil on canvas, acrylic on paper or canvas
Printmaking- create a relief print using craft foam with water based markers, gelli plate using acrylic paint, linoleum using ink
Sculpture- create an additive sculpture using assemblage materials, a subtractive sculpture by carving into soap or soft wood, or model a sculpture using clay
Craft- create a work using stained glass, clay, or metal
Design- create an illustration of the building using illustrator
Time based- create a movie of your building
IF YOU CHOOSE PHOTOGRAPHY- create a photo essay of 10 photographs (minimum) to capture the building from different angles and place in a word doc along with textual descriptions and captions for each photo to narrate your experience, similar to the photo essay you read for your outside reading. Consider the way in which the outside reading uses a series of photographs and text to tell the story of Samara.
Again, take your time with this assignment. You should spend a minimum of one hour creating your work.
When you are done, take a photograph(s) or scan your artwork. Make sure the photo or scan quality is clear and well lit so I can see the work.
Write a pargraph to provide context to what building you selected and why you selected it.

• apply critical discourses as a method for enhancing the quality of authorship

please rewrite my script and don’t make it to dialogue please make it a real interesting story and please keep the same names and the formatting has to be screenplay, also show don’t tell.
COM 342-01 SCRIPTWRITING
Description
This course is a practice-based workshop introducing students to the process of story development and writing for the screen. Through written assignments, students will develop multiple instances of dramatic technique, including character, dialogue, structure, and plot. The course also provides students with a platform for critical assessment and revision. Prerequisites: Junior level standing.
Course Objectives
• Provide students with an understanding of narrative structure and development
• Provide students with a foundation for exploring the technical process of screenplay writing • Provide students with a foundation for exploring the creative writing process
• Apply critical discourses as a method for enhancing the quality of authorship
• Provide students with a comprehensive approach to discipline specific writing
screenplay writing show it dont tell