Graduate Research Seminar 2012/2013

The Past

View 2011/2012 Graduate Research Seminar documentation here => Graduate Research Seminar 2011/2012
View Research Methodologies Seminar documentation here => Reading,_Writing_&_Research_Methodologies_2011/2012

2012/2013

Thesis: Key Dates

Jan 13: deadline, outline and bibliography of thesis

Jan 25: deadline, 1st chapter of thesis

March 13: deadline, 1st draft

May 27: thesis deadline

20-11-12

Proposal Presentations

7-11-12

Individual tutorials. Bring latest draft of proposal. Use proposal outline below as template.

10-10-12

Plan for weeks leading to autumn break.

10-10-12 Individual tutorials with Steve all day. Agenda: We will look at the texts you have compiled over the past few weeks and plan a (very) rough draft proposal (go to Calendars:Networked_Media_Calendar to book place – and check the proposal outline below).

17-10-12 Before we take a break we will look at our (very) rough drafts and discuss how you we can build on what you have.

03-10-12

Things to get together for Wednesday’s seminar

To all: follow Aymeric’s advice and identify key words; remember that the writing and study you did last year in the methods sem is a resource that you can draw on as you gather material for your proposal and thesis.

Demet: Make descriptions of recent projects (what)

Astrid: Bring descriptions together and describe method

Dennis: Bring descriptions together, describe method, make plan

Marie: describe recent projects, relation to last year’s annotations and essays (there is a strong connection there that needs articulating)

Jasper: look at why and how; extend on things you have made before and make link to essay and annotations

Janis: descriptions of work; points of connection; description of how method is developing; also, re the digital image as coded image, Simon advises you check

http://www.davidbordwell.net/books/pandora.php and the blog: http://www.davidbordwell.net/blog/ see also Objectivity by Galison, Steve has copy

Mano: Analyse descriptions and try to make an overview which will describe method; emphasis on why and how; link to annotations and essays

Dave: articulate connections to practical projects; identify separate themes in your workshop proposal and ask how different concerns are best addressed; what is the role of the audience and what is the role of the experiment? => workshop themes

Petra: Analyse work patterns (describe practice) and relate it to your essays, annotations and notes from last year.

Eleanor: articulate method, link to annotations and essays from yr1

Andre: identify keywords, processes and interests' link to work - text