#assignment instructions

ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS 1. Answer BOTHquestions, below, in not more than 2,000 words in total (inclusive of footnotes). 2. A good answer will demonstrate the following qualities: (i) A sound grasp of the relevant legal issues and tax principles. (ii) An ability to apply the tax and law principles in your calculations (iii) A good command of the English language and the ability to produce a…

I will start making different sets of assignments to challenge myself and build a portfolio. These assignments will be done regularly and posted on this blog. I will then post my progress on here, with pictures, videos, and reports. 

You can find the assignments really easily but looking for their type and number as tags.

Number of Assignment will follow the assignment question (A1,A2). Editions will be separated by a period (A1.1, A1.2).

Assignments will have letters assigned (A,B,C). There will be more detailed instructions on a different post for each assignment. 

I will edit this instructions as I develop the ideas and update the challenges.

Assignment A = Upgrade these instructions into a better system.

Assignment B = Test Prototype Business Card

Assignment C = Make a commercial campaign about yourself.

Assignment D = Make ads for random companies

Assignment E = Review Ads

Assignment F = Read "the Advertising Concept Book" and report about pages read here.

Assignment G = Review my about.me

Assignment A- Updates to the Instructions

A1.1 Added this section to the instructions.

A1.2 Bolded the Assignments. 

A1.3 this is the second set of instructions on the first assignment on this blog, now known as assignment E. 

A1.4 Changed all first letters on this 

A1.5 Fixed legend to be more clear. 

Edit: May 31st, 2013

A1.6 Add dates on future editions.

A1.7 Try to keep some assignments in the same posts with updates and edits instead of new publications. 

Edit: June 12th, 2013

A1.7 Add the name of the assignment in the title section. 

For 9/26, post your draft of essay 1 on the tubmlr blog and print out 3 copies to bring to class. Also read Rose's "I Just Want to Be Average," noticing just how much detail is in this essay, how much you learn about these students. You don't have to write a post about this reading.

I know that we haven't been having in-depth discussions about these essays, but I want to make sure that you are getting a sense of the variety of personal essays. The only way to do this is to read several.

Over the next two tumblr entries, you are also responsible for writing three different types of paragraphs from the "paragraph development" handout (direct, pivoting, and suspended). All you need to do is label them, either in the personal essay or in the Weds. entry about the readings.

For 9/28, go back to posting about the reading, in this case Mukherjee and Ortiz Cofer. If you didn't label one, some, or all of the types of paragraphs  in your personal essay, then just complete it for this entry.