| Comm.
ASSIGNMENTS |
| Observe
the Class Rules |
| Read
Chapter 1: Complete Glossary Terms and End-of-Chapter
Questions (Due Monday, Jan 25) |
| Read
Chapter 2: Complete Glossary Terms and End-of-Chapter
Questions (Due Monday, Jan 27) |
| Read
Chapter 3: Complete Glossary Terms and End-of-Chapter
Questions (Due Monday, Jan 29) |
Alphabet
Soup (Part 1 and 2)
(Due February 12) (Click
here!) |
Pen
Tool Exercises (24 pts)
Tutorials 1 through 6
(Due February 24) (Click
here!) |
Layer
Exercise 1 - Part 1 (15 pts)
(Due February 26) (Click
Here) |
Layer
Exercise 2 - Part 2 (15 pts)
(Due February 26) (Click
Here) |
Layer
Styles 1 - Part 3 (15 pts)
(Due February 26) (Click
Here) |
Smiley
Clock (20 pts)
(Due March 3) (Click
Here) |
Filter
Study
(Due March 12) (Click
Here) |
Re-Illustration:
HATS!
(Click Here) |
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What
is Communication? Communication is the sending and receiving
of information or messages. This is the technical definition
of communication. But, what lies beneath this definition?
How do we take our world for granted? What if we were unable
to communicate with each other by conventional means? How
would we overcome and adapt? With the onset of the Information
Age claiming more and more of our attention, rationing our
minds to keep up with the most modernized forms of communication
systems can be taxing. Of course, the benefits of keeping
up with the current technological trends in communications
means great rewards for those who are in the loop of things.
For those who are not? Things become complicated.
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