The Volume: Assessment Overview The Volume |'valyam, -,yoom| noun 1 a book forming part of a work or series. e asingle book or a bound collection of printed sheets. e aconsecutive sequence of issues of a periodical. historical a scroll of parchment or papyrus containing written matter. the Volume Collect and collate and curate a Volume or library that demonstrates a consideration of the knowledge and thinking that you have gathered throughout this semesters course. The Volume will explicitly explain context as a particular way of thinking, and situate within it those projects, thinkers and concepts that you have explored through the semester. The Volume is intended to work to form part of a series to which you will continue to add. This Volume is intended to be produced using no more than word processing software and PDF. It is not an exercise in graphic design and the assessment criteria is not concerned with embellishment and motifs. We are concerned here with the context and the content. You are encouraged to go beyond the bibliography and include external texts. Format: The Volume is to be A4 portrait, pdf format. Outcomes: Listed below are the minimum requirements for the volume. table of contents Acknowledgment of Country Acknowledgment and reflection on your place in relationship to Country chapter 1. Ouvre 1 - post structuralism 1. readings, required reading, + you are encouraged to go beyond this and include external texts. 2. site drawing x 1 3. abstract x 1 4. supporting material & lecture material if necessary chapter 2. Ouvre 2 - modernism 1. readings, required reading, + you are encouraged to go beyond this and include external texts. 2. site drawing x 1 3. abstract x 1 4. supporting material & lecture material if necessary chapter 3. Ouvre 3 - phenomenology Ouvre 3 - phenomenology 1. readings; required readings + you are encouraged to go beyond this and include external texts. 2. site drawing x 1 3. abstract x 1 4. supporting material & lecture material if necessary essay bibliography glossary of key words Any proposed deviation from this curation template must be negotiated with your tutor. Volume assessment: Volume 15% Essay (in Volume) 40% Submission-Week 12 Assessment criteria: i e Introductory knowledge of a selected range of the influential critical theories from the twentieth century onwards. An appreciation of the complex relationship between design theory and practice in the context of the broader critical and cultural concerns and motivations covered in this course. Written, graphic and verbal communication skills adequate to the communication of the above. Research and organizational skills adequate to the completion of the above. An ability to construct and present an argument supporting the position formulated as a result of critical appraisal or analysis. Submitting your assignment You must submit your work by to Canvas by the due date. Feedback and grades Feedback on your assignment and your grade will be returned to you within 7 days after you submit it. RMIT Electronic Submission of work for assessment | declare that in submitting all work for this assessment | have read. understood and agree to the content and expectations of the assessment declaration (Links to an external site.) BS.

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