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[[Media:PZI_graduation_project_and_thesis_guide_2011-12.pdf]] | |||
[[Three stages to proposal]] | |||
[[Project Proposal Outline]] | |||
Upload draft proposal on the wiki on 29th at the latest. | Upload draft proposal on the wiki on 29th at the latest. | ||
prep for proposal | |||
This assignment will consist of a two- or three-page concrete description of your practice and recent work. No analysis is necessary, just nice, clear, elegant description. In addition to this, please put together at least one page of a proposed list of research materials—literature, criticism, theory, films, videos, music, personages, plants, etc.—that you are going to begin looking at for your proposal and eventual thesis. Not all of this has to be eventually utilized or otherwise employed, of course, but it will be helpful to begin this list now (and for us as well, to see what you are looking at and to). | |||
[[last year grad prep]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:56, 23 January 2014
Key dates for thesis:
Outline (one page plus bibliography) = December 14
First Chapter = January 25
First Draft = March 13 (ahead of the interim assessment)
Final Draft = May 27 (a month ahead of the final show)
See project and thesis guide below
Media:PZI_graduation_project_and_thesis_guide_2011-12.pdf
Upload draft proposal on the wiki on 29th at the latest.
prep for proposal
This assignment will consist of a two- or three-page concrete description of your practice and recent work. No analysis is necessary, just nice, clear, elegant description. In addition to this, please put together at least one page of a proposed list of research materials—literature, criticism, theory, films, videos, music, personages, plants, etc.—that you are going to begin looking at for your proposal and eventual thesis. Not all of this has to be eventually utilized or otherwise employed, of course, but it will be helpful to begin this list now (and for us as well, to see what you are looking at and to).