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portfolio material - skybirds - 06-06-2011
I'm in the process of decluttering. I wish my text books
were all on disc. I took many courses over the years
and kept the text books. I kept them more for sentimental
purposes than practical. I considered scanning them but
the task would take for ever. Has anyone had this situation?
I'm considering copying the assigned readings. If I have
a portfolio assesment I want as much information as possible.
My girlfriend pulled a muscle moving a tote of books. I
think it is time go gather what I need and chuck the rest.
The only books I will keep are those to help me with my
capstone. I'm not a text book collector.
portfolio material - LaterBloomer - 06-06-2011
Uh-oh. I didn't even think about keeping textbooks. My plan is to apply to COSC. This will be after many of my tests are done. What does the capstone require? There's a requirement for a cornerstone and a capstone at COSC. I think I know enough about the capstone, but I have no clue what the cornerstone will require. What do capstones entail?
portfolio material - skybirds - 06-06-2011
The capstone is an upper level culmination project that ties
together your learning experience in either Humanities or
the sciences. This is a project that is a series of online dialogue
and short written assignments. It is better explained else
where on this forum. It is recommeneded that you keep some
of your text books as a reference. The capstone is a new
3 upper level requirement. I haven't done it but it does look
like an interesting project.