Grading

For grading, I will try my hardest to get grades back to your promptly (usually a week after you submit the assignments).Art instructors re at a slight disadvantage when it comes to grading assignments, we don't have one of those fancy machines that reads your work for us and spits out a grade. We have to delve into the work and direct it (so to speak). How I grade is different for each assignment. But generally I grade with the following things in mind: Creativity (concept), Technical(camera usage, properly expose, in focus, high quality, etc.), Following instructions, and the overall composition.

Grading Scale:

A (135-150) —Student has demonstrated full understanding of project and has presented excellent work, both technically and conceptually.

B (120-134)—Student has a good project and understood the parameters of the assignment. Some

technical/conceptual adjustments need to be made or pushed further.

C (105-119) —Student has met parameters of the assignment, average in quality, could be improved much further.

D (90-104) —Student did not meet parameters of the assignment, poor quality.

F (103 and Below) — Students who are rewarded F’s are those who do not turn assignments in/are not here to participate in class.

Late Work

Late work will be accepted up to Two Weeks after its due date. Late work submissions must be emailed to your instructor.